The stages of grief are well defined. They consist of: denial, anger, bargaining, mourning and acceptance. While all individuals grieve, children tend to [...]

This didn’t begin as a series but we have covered vision hearing and sensation in the last three week’s. It seems that adding [...]

The last two articles have discussed vision and hearing issues in older patients. They are not the only senses affected. The sense of [...]

Last week I wrote about vision issues. It seems fair to give hearing issues their fair share of time. The statistics for hearing [...]

As we get older, changes in our vision are common. We go to see eye specialists to get new prescriptions for our glasses. [...]

When we take medication, we often get directions about whether to take it with food or without food. In many cases these directions [...]

Usually, I write about a single topic each week. However, last week I received my current copy of Pediatric News from the AAP [...]

As a Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrician, I had a large number of patients with school-related learning problems. My role was to support both [...]

Social media has become pervasive in our interactions with others. This has become even more true since the COVID-19 pandemic began. A good [...]

Do you know someone who is upbeat, happy and energetic? I know a few people like that and I’ve learned their secret. They like to [...]