This episode explores screen time and how to help parents better understand the “why” behind screen time recommendations.

With tonsillectomies and adenoidectomies being the two most common surgeries performed on kids in the U.S., effective post-surgical pain management is key.

Children’s and Emory Researchers Build Specialized AI Models to Guide Clinical Decision Making for Clinicians Treating Kids Children’s and Emory Researchers Build Specialized AI Models to Guide...

Teen suicide rates have increased over the last few years. Kristina Miller discusses her son’s attempted suicide and how to talk to teens about depression.

Families willing to participate in pediatric clinical studies are helping researchers answer key questions that could lead to breakthroughs and cures.

On this special first episode of Season 3, we’re joined by Jody Baumstein, a licensed mental health therapist from the Children’s Strong4life Team. In the early days of this podcast, Jody joined us for an episode that tackled the broad topic of anxiety, and you, our listeners, let us know you were thirsty for more, especially as it relates to school.

This episode dives into child passenger safety laws and gives you a better understanding of how to access free resources to help you feel more confident about the choices you make for your family.

We work with key research partners at neighboring academic and scientific institutions to answer the most difficult childhood medical problems through research.

With an in-house ECMO Center and surgeons at the forefront of treatment, Children’s is prepared to treat congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH).

On this special edition of Hope and Will, we’re joined by three members of the Children’s transport and trauma teams–Julie Espinosa, Krystal Harper and Rana Roberts–who share fascinating insight into what it takes to be ready to transport critically ill and injured kids every day of the year.