A Diabetes Breakthrough: New Drug to Delay the Onset of Clinical Disease
Welcome back to another exciting season of Charting Pediatrics! For our long-time listeners, we are thrilled to have you back, and for anyone new to our audience, we couldn't be more excited that you'...
29 Aug 202336min
Season 7 Teaser: It's a Season You Won't Want to Miss
It's time to jump back into the ever evolving world of pediatrics. On this new season of Charting Pediatrics, one of the top 5 pediatric podcasts in the world, we expand our horizons, discuss cutting ...
22 Aug 20232min
Advancing the Treatment of Food Allergies (S6:E50)
In this episode, we discuss food allergy, a very important topic for the general pediatrics community. Matthew Greenhawt, MD, joins us for this discussion as an expert in pediatric allergy and a leade...
15 Aug 202334min
Understanding Nonsuicidal Self-Injury in Pediatric Care
Imagine you have a new 13-year-old patient in your practice. When you perform a return-to-school physical examination, you notice healed linear cutting marks on both of their wrists. The remainder of ...
8 Aug 202324min
Women in Medicine: The Gendered Divide in Finding Work-Life Balance (S6:E48)
The important but ever-elusive goal of work-life balance is still more out of reach for women than men. Studies of home workloads for physicians indicate that the bulk of the nonprofessional work at h...
1 Aug 202330min
The Gut-Brain Axis: Understanding the Microbiome (S6:E47)
The gut microbiome is a fascinating area of human health that we just started to better understand in the last two decades. With the arrival of PCR sequencing and advanced PCR techniques, we've been a...
25 Jul 202325min
Youth Suicide Prevention & Research (S6:E46)
One of the most concerning trends in child health is the increase in suicide rates over the last two decades in the United States. Suicide is the second leading cause of death in teenagers and young a...
18 Jul 202335min
Craniosynostosis and Development with Brooke French, MD and Allyson Alexander, MD (Rebroadcast S6:E4)
It is not uncommon for newborn babies to have slight imperfections in their heads. Most of the time, these imperfections will fix themselves over time, or once they begin to develop. However, sometime...
11 Jul 202328min
