PediaCast: Pediatric Podcasts for Parents
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Growing Blood Vessels... for Children with Heart Defects! — PediaCast 620
Can a vascular graft used in heart surgery grow as a child grows? Dr. Christopher Breuer visits the studio as we explore cardiovascular tissue engineering and its potential for children with single-ventricle heart disease. Learn about Fonta
World Mental Health Day: Everyday Support for Kids - PediaCast 619
Dr Ariana Hoet joins Dr Mike as we explore everyday ways to support children’s mental health. In recognition of World Mental Health Day, we discuss common pressures kids face, emotional skills needed before a crisis hits, navigating today's
Raising AI-Smart Kids - PediaCast 618
Artificial intelligence is no longer science fiction… it is becoming part of everyday life! Kids are using AI to complete homework, create artwork, write stories, brainstorm ideas, and even seek advice or companionship. But what does this m
Youth Suicide Prevention: Connection, Support, and Hope – PediaCast 617
Dr John Ackerman and Erica Mellinger join Dr Mike as we explore youth suicide prevention. We discuss warning signs in teens and preteens, how to ask about suicide, what to do when a child needs help, and how families, schools, and healthcar
Lead Exposure in Kids: Prevention Starts at Home - PediaCast 616
Angela Mingo, Alicia Smith, and Candace Buckley visit the studio as we consider lead exposure in children. This toxic metal often hides in homes, where it can leave a lasting impact on health and wellness. We explore strong community coalit
Exercise Is Medicine: Movement for Every Body - PediaCast 615
Exercise is more than recreation. It can be powerful medicine for a child’s body, mind, confidence, and long-term health! Dr Amy Valasek, Jodi Kuri, Beth Gibson, and Will Gibson visit the studio as we explore exercise as medicine... and how
Risky Social Media Challenges: Keeping Kids Safe - PediaCast 614
Social media challenges can inspire creativity and encourage generosity, but some of these challenges involve dangerous stunts, substance exposure, or self-harm. Dr Leah Middelberg, Dr Lara McKenzie, and Dr Anne Elizabeth Mason explain how
Teen Driving Safety: Technology, Citations, and Parent Coaching - PediaCast 613
Handing a teenager the car keys brings pride, freedom, and plenty of worry. Dr Mike talks with injury-prevention researcher Dr Ginger Yang about why new drivers face elevated crash risk, how a traffic citation can become a teachable moment,
Electric Bike Safety: What Parents Need to Know! - PediaCast 612
Dr Mikhaila Layshock and Dr Phyllis Agran visit the studio as we consider electric bike safety. E-bikes are becoming popular with kids and teens. But when is a young rider ready, which bike and helmet should you choose, and what ground rule
Your DNA, Genomic Research, and Privacy - PediaCast 611
Dr Mykyta Artomov visits the studio as we consider DNA, genomic research, and privacy. Our genetic information helps researchers uncover diseases and develop new treatments. But DNA is also deeply personal. How can researchers learn from ge
Why Pediatric Surgeries Get Canceled - PediaCast 610
Dr Brittany Willer visits the studio as we consider day-of-surgery cancellations. Preparing for surgery is an emotional journey. Parents arrange time off work, children fast overnight, and everyone braces for the day ahead. But what happens
Infant Feeding: Science, Safety, and Support - PediaCast 609
Dr Anuja Sriparameswaran visits the studio as we consider the science, safety, and support of infant feeding. From breasts and bottles to microplastics and guilt, we take a comprehensive look at the first feeding decisions moms and dads mus
Tylenol and Autism: Separating Science from the Headlines - PediaCast 608
Dr Dane Snyder visits the studio as we consider Tylenol and autism. Parents may hear mixed messages… with the headlines saying one thing and medical providers saying something different. So, what are moms and dads to do? Tune in for a thoug
Early Childhood Concussion: What Parents Need to Know - PediaCast 607
Dr Sean Rose and Miriam Beauchamp visit the studio as we consider concussions in young children. We explore the challenges of making this diagnosis in babies, toddlers, and preschoolers. What do symptoms look like? And how can families play
Screen Time, Bedtime, and Picky Eaters - PediaCast 606
Dr Sarah Adams visits the studio as we consider screen time, bedtime, and picky eaters. These are frequent challenges for moms and dads. We share strategies for building healthy routines that lower the stress. We hope you can join us!
50 Years of Caring for Kids: A Nationwide Children’s Story - PediaCast 605
Dr Bruce Meyer and Dr Roger Friedman visit the studio as we celebrate 50 years of caring for kids at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. These seasoned physicians have witnessed the transformation of our institution from a small community hospi
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy: Diagnosis, Support, and Hope - PediaCast 604
Dr. Megan Waldrop visits the studio as we consider Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. This genetic condition remains a serious diagnosis, but there is also real progress happening in how we diagnose, treat, and support those living with this cond
Helping Kids Take Their Medicine - PediaCast 603
Clinical pharmacists, Addie Brown and Emily Stephan, visit the studio as we chat about helping kids take their medicine. From bad-tasting liquids and tricky pills to busy schedules and worried parents, there are plenty of barriers that keep
From Bedside to Breakthrough: The Power of Nursing Research - PediaCast 602
Laura Beth Kalvas, Samantha Boch, and Kylie Dougherty visit the studio as we consider the important role of nurse scientists. These researchers often start with questions at the bedside… questions that lead to improved experiences and eleva
Sports Injuries and Platelet-Rich Plasma… for Student Athletes - PediaCast 601
Dr Wisler Saint-Vil visits the studio as we consider platelet-rich plasma for injured student athletes. What is this treatment? How does it work? Is it safe? And what types of injuries are candidates for the procedure? Tune in to find out!
Adaptive Sports Medicine: Helping Every Athlete Move - PediaCast 600
Dr. Jonathan Napolitano and Timothy McCullough visit the studio to explore adaptive sports medicine. The Winter Olympics are winding down, which means the Paralympic Games will be starting soon. These games feature athletes who rely on adap
Constipation: When Poop Becomes a Problem - PediaCast 599
Drs Karla Vaz and Traci Bouchard visit the studio as we consider one of the most common conditions seen in kids and teens: constipation. We explore causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. We hope you can join us!
Firearm Injury Prevention: A Conversation for Every Parent - PediaCast 598
Drs David Kling, Vanessa Ng, and Nichole Michaels visit the studio as we consider the prevention of firearm-related injuries in children and teenagers. Guns kill more kids in America than any other cause, including car crashes, poisoning, a
Massage Therapy for Kids: What Parents Need to Know - PediaCast 597
Jessica Waller and Dana Shoff visit the studio as we consider massage therapy for children and teenagers. Massage therapy is not just for grown-ups… and it helps with more than relaxation. It can play an important role in helping kids manag
Screening, Treating, and Living Life… with Scoliosis - PediaCast 596
Dr Allen Kadado and Crystal Seilhamer visit the studio as we consider scoliosis. This common condition sounds scary, but those affected are not alone. We break down scoliosis and provide straight facts for families. We hope you can join us!
My Anxiety is Messing Things Up! - PediaCast 595
School counselor and children’s author, Jennifer Licate, visits the studio as we consider anxiety in children and pre-teens. It is a common experience, but sharing is not always easy. We explore how to navigate difficult conversations with
Infobugs: Contagious Transmission of Thoughts, Emotions, and Behavior - PediaCast 594
Dr Henry Xiang visits the studio as we consider infobugs. These small, shareable bits of information spread quickly and shape thoughts, emotions, and behavior. They can be a driving force for violence and bullying… or instruments of kindnes
Smart Antibiotic Use: What Parents Need to Know - PediaCast 593
Dr Jason Newland visits the studio as we consider antimicrobial medications and the stewardship programs aimed at saving them. Antibiotics emerged as miracle drugs in the early 20th Century. However, these life-saving treatments can lose th
RSV Infections in Babies: Symptoms, Treatment, Prevention - PediaCast 592
Dr Bill Long and Dr Pablo Sanchez visit the studio as we consider RSV infections in babies and young children. We explore the seasonality of these infections, along with their symptoms, treatment, and prevention. We hope you can join us!
Safe Medicine Storage - PediaCast 591
Dr Natalie Rine, director of the Central Ohio Poison Center, and two members of Trainees for Child Injury Prevention (T4CIP), Dr Nicole Clayton and Dr Anne Elizabeth Mason, visit the studio as we explore safe medicine storage. Learn how to
