The latest information about the 2019 Novel Coronavirus, including vaccine clinics for 12-17 year-olds.
As a parent and caregiver, you play an important role in making healthy choices for your children and in teaching them to make healthy choices on their own. Here are some tips from clinical pediatric dietitian and nutritionist, Venus Kalami on some simple things you can do to help your family establish healthy eating habits.
Playing sports is a practical and fun way for many children to stay healthy and active. However, sports injuries account for almost one-third of all childhood injuries.
Stanford Medicine Children’s Health Pediatrics – Foster City becomes the newest practice to join Stanford Medicine Children’s Health.
How improving your children’s gut health benefits their whole body.
Pediatrician Nora Fahden, MD, with Stanford Medicine Children’s Health’s Bayside Medical Group in San Ramon, offers some tips for keeping skin healthy and what to do when there’s a problem.
Four families share the comprehensive and personalized support provided by care network physicians.
Two of Stanford Medicine Children’s Health founding pediatricians share how the care network helps them bring the best care possible to their patients.
Access to doctors within the Stanford Medicine Children’s Health care network saved the life and sight of a 2-month old baby.
Julia Pederson, MD, shares some ways to make your toddler’s next meltdown a little less terrible.
Stanford Medicine Children’s Health celebrates the 10th anniversary of its care network.
Stanford Medicine Children’s Health pediatrician Amina Ahmed, MD, has some helpful tips for dealing with your child’s bloody nose.
Dietitian helps guide parents on food choices for kids and how to make sense of food labels.
Pediatric advice on how the experience of living through a pandemic is affecting kids.
Pediatric advice for keeping your family healthy this cold and flu season.
Pediatrician Julia Pederson provide advice for parents to help children get ready to go back to in-person school.
Five tips for this summer’s vacation.
Learn about what happens when the “baby blues” just won’t go away.
Dr. Anita Juvvadi outlines fun and safe activities kids and families can do this summer.
Pediatrician Nivedita More discusses some of the myths about food allergies and some ways to help prevent food allergies in young children.
What really works for children and sleep? Dr. Joelle McConlogue reveals some tips to help children and teens get the rest they need.
Since 7 years old, Reagan has braved dialysis, surgery, and even a kidney transplant to battle a disease called focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS).
Steps to take to protect a child’s immunity.
Pediatrician Lauren Strelitz, MD, provides some advice on helping teens navigate this difficult time.
It is important to not lose sight of the need to stay physically active, while staying socially distant.
Tips to Calm Common Concerns of New Moms. Learn what you do (and do not) need to worry about with your newborn.
With the recent wildfires, the air we breathe can be worrisome, especially for children with asthma.
The change to virtual learning can be challenging for families, and the extra stress can be a trigger for picky eaters.
Telehealth visits and at-home monitoring made it possible for a teenager to be diagnosed and treated for a heart condition with minimal personal contact.
Doctors team up to help infant with tongue-tie.
Stanford clinical pediatric dietitian differentiates between celiac disease and non-celiac gluten sensitivity, which is of particular importance when dining out.
A quick diagnosis by doctors at Pediatric Group of Monterey and LPCH lead to a complete recovery for an infant with a rare case of botulism.
Learn how to navigate healthy eating and maintain a gluten-safe kitchen for children with celiac disease.
Children usually recover from a sore throat with rest and hydration. More frequent sore throats may need further investigation from a physician.
How much screen time is OK? How can I help my child build healthy habits? There’s no manual for raising a child, but Jasmin Makar, MD shares tips with Sue Hall of 96.5 KOIT to keep your child healthy.
November is National Diabetes Month, a time when communities across the country team up to bring attention to diabetes.
Raquel Nieves, MD, talks about caring for children with Down syndrome or other special needs from both a professional and personal perspective.
