Dr. Joseph Flynn discusses hypertension in children.
Kids who play sports can injure themselves lots of ways. But girls are much more at risk for knee injuries, specifically torn ligaments. One Seattle high school team is taking a scientific approach to protecting its players.
Nearly 10 million teens have eating disorders or abnormal behaviors when dealing with food and the problems often start at much younger ages. Dr. Cora Breuner talks about the warning signs.
For years, pediatricians have encouraged overweight children and their parents to make major lifestyle changes, like getting more exercise and eating more fruits and vegetables.
Dr. Rich Molteni offers advice to encourage healthy eating habits in children.
Dr. Bruder Stapleton talks about slowing the trend of childhood obesity and keeping our children healthy.
If your child seems withdrawn, skips meals, or exercises way too much, it might be a red flag for an eating disorder. Doctors say anorexia and bulimia affect young people across racial and gender lines.
Whether they’re on the go or reaching for a satisfying snack, American kids love cold cereal. And with and cartoon characters, children are enticed by the sweetest brands.
Dr. Richard Molteni discusses the dangers of kids using herbal supplements to enhance their performance at sports.