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Tag: Pediatrics
Teen Drug and Alcohol Use Impacts Brain Development: How You Can Help
Substance use changes the brain and affects people’s behaviors and actions. What are the signs of your child or teenager is using nicotine, alcohol or other drugs? And how can you help?
RSV – What It Is and How to Avoid It
It usually looks like a common cold, but in some kids, RSV can quickly turn dangerous. Dr. Claire Fletcher explains what you need to know and how to treat it at home.
Shoe Shopping Advice for Back-to-School
With the end of summer quickly approaching, the time has come to prepare for back-to-school shopping. Here are some tips to help with shoe shopping - the best quality, fit, and more.
Check Your Kids’ Health Exams Off Your Back-to-School List
Rather than wait for the back-to-school rush, schedule appointments soon for annual exams, sports physicals, and vaccinations - even for college students.
Developmental Screening for Children Ages 1-8
Pediatric physical, occupational, and speech therapists are offering a free screening event for children ages 1-8. Appointment required - call to schedule.
Developmental Screening for Children Ages 1-8
Pediatric physical, occupational, and speech therapists are offering a free screening event for children ages 1-8. Appointment required - call to schedule.
Are your kiddos buckled up safely in your vehicle?
Whether you drive a soccer-mom mini-van, a car, truck, or SUV, make sure your kiddos are safe on the road. Their age, weight, height, and developmental level need to be considered when choosing the kind of child safety restraints (car seat) they need or even when they are ready to move to the front seat....
Family Tips for Fun and Safe Summer Celebrations
Here are a few facts and safety tips, plus fun ideas, as you launch into your holiday activities with parades, fireworks, campfires, and glow sticks.
Autism: Every child is unique.
Read about three parents' experiences to see how diverse and neat their kids are. From the age of onset of autism spectrum disorder to a child’s patterns of behavior and the progression of the condition, each child is unique.
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