Two Peds in a Pod turns today to guest blogger Dr. Alan Woolf, Director of the Pediatric Environmental Health Center at Children’s Hospital Boston and president-elect of the American Academy of Clinical Toxicology, to…
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A few days ago, I spoke with the faculty of a local early childhood education center about flu vaccine myths. See how you do on the true and false quiz I gave…
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My patient looked up at me. “Do you want to see what I can do?” she asked. Her father mockingly moaned, ”Oh, no.” “Pleeease,” persisted the girl, “just once.” The dad just…
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A concerned parent wrote to us: Can you please read this and comment?www.thinktwice. com. I’m terrified to vaccinate due to sites like these. There seems to be many horrifying stories out there to…
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Eeew! Pictured is the raw chicken I left sitting out in a pot for a day (inadvertently, of course). The putrid mess was teaming with germs and amongst them was probably salmonella.…
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Need ideas on what to pack in your child’s lunch bag? Beware of junk food masquerading as healthy food. Dr. Roxanne Sukol, an internist who writes the popular nutrition blog Your Health is…
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A mom once told me about a time when she left their toddler in the care of her husband who worked from home. “Are you sure you can concentrate on your work…
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Debunking myths about soy, our guest blogger today is esteemed pediatrician Dr. Roy Benaroch. In practice near Atlanta, Georgia, he is an assistant clinical professor of pediatrics at Emory University, a father of three, and the…
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We welcome guest blogger Dr. Alissa Packer who informs us about Cryptosporidium. -Drs. Kardos and Lai Here in the state of Utah we are starting to see cases of Cryptosporidium crop up.…
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Join us as we talk with moms from Building the Family, part of Child, Home and Community, a Pennsylvania based organization dedicated to empowering young parents. We share with you a few…
