Are you worried about the negative effects of diet culture on your children during the holidays? Well, you're not alone. But don't you worry, because we've got you covered with pediatrician three main keys to shield your kids from diet culture during this festive season. By creating a safe and judgment-free environment, encouraging intuitive eating, […]
Essential knowledge about child psychology encompasses a deep understanding of a child's cognitive and emotional processes, encompassing their developmental journey influenced by various factors. This understanding should include awareness of the distinct stages of development and their significance, as well as the common psychological challenges children may face. Recognizing the pivotal role of play in […]
In this article, we will explore how researchers are working tirelessly to enhance both the treatment options and quality of life for children facing this challenging diagnosis. You'll discover groundbreaking findings on the cognitive effects of pediatric brain tumors and how a split-course radiation approach is revolutionizing treatment. Additionally, we'll delve into the development of […]
Pediatric concussions are a significant concern due to their prevalence and the potential long-term consequences they may have on a child's intellectual functioning. In this article, we will explore why pediatric concussions are a major concern and examine their impact on IQ. By analyzing data from two prospective cohort studies, we aim to shed light […]
Pediatric neurosurgery has made tremendous advancements in a relatively short period of time. This specialized field successfully treats a range of conditions, including tumors, trauma, congenital malformations, infections, spine problems, and vascular diseases. In this blog post, we will explore the evolution of pediatric neurosurgery as a specialty, the importance of collaboration, the impact of […]
Pediatric movement disorders, such as dystonia, can have a significant impact on a child's daily life. These disorders are characterized by sustained muscle contractions, resulting in twisting movements or abnormal postures. It is crucial to seek early diagnosis and treatment to improve the child's quality of life and prevent further complications. In this article, we […]
When it comes to pediatric hydrocephalus treatment, there are several options available. Hydrocephalus is a condition characterized by an abnormal accumulation of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in the brain, which can lead to increased pressure and potential brain damage. In this article, we will explore the different treatment options for pediatric hydrocephalus and discuss the importance […]
Concussions are a prevalent concern in sports, affecting both boys and girls. However, recent research indicates that girls may experience lengthier recovery times compared to boys. A study published in the Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine shed light on this issue, revealing that girls often face delays in receiving medical treatment after sustaining a concussion. […]
The NJ Hospital Association (NJHA) Institute for Quality and Patient Safety, working with the N.J. Council of Children’s Hospitals, is kicking off a collaborative effort to reduce exposure to ionizing radiation for children by reducing the use of computed tomography (CT) scans in instances of head injuries. NJHA encourages all hospitals to join the collaborative. […]
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