So You Think You Can Code? A Pediatrician’s Guide to Smarter Coding
Let’s be honest. No one went into pediatrics because they love coding.
Read moreLet’s be honest. No one went into pediatrics because they love coding.
Read moreMeasles was declaredeliminated in the United States in 2000. Yet, in 2025, it’s back with force. At the time of this writing, theCDC reports outbreaks in 31 states, with 1,001 confirmed cases and two pediatric deaths—96% of those infected being either unvaccinated or have an unknown vaccination status against measles. One-third of U.S. cases this year have occurred in children under age five, including infants under 12 months.
Read moreWhen it comes to managing critically ill children, recognizing and treating shock is one of the most essential—and high-stakes—skills a pediatrician can master.
Read moreIt is tragic that in 2025, measles—a fully preventable disease—has caused two deaths (at the time of writing) and sickened hundreds across the United States. With outbreaks making headlines, patients are flooding our inboxes and exam rooms with urgent questions:
Read moreWith pediatric suicide rates on the rise, early and effective screening is crucial. Among adolescents aged 12-18, nearly 1 in 5experiences suicidal ideation—and primary care providers are often the first point of contact. Since many young people don't openly discuss their struggles, proactive screening can uncover hidden risks and create opportunities for timely intervention.
Read moreAvoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) is a condition characterized by problematic eating behaviors that result in significant health concerns. ARFID can be hard to distinguish from the typical picky eating behaviors seen in childhood. The key distinction? ARFID results in medical complications.
Read moreAs clinicians, empowering patients with practical allergen control tips can make a significant difference in their quality of life. From dust mites to pollen, it all starts at home. A targeted approach is best—if you have allergy testing results and know specific triggers, that’s where you should start!
Read moreIt’s a busy Monday morning, and you walk in to see a 4-year-old child for her well check. Her parents mention she’s been more tired and moody lately, but otherwise, she’s a happy, healthy kid—just a bit of a picky eater. So, you check her Hemoglobin level… and it comes back perfectly normal.
Read moreWhen it comes to understanding the dos and don’ts of human milk storage, we’ve got you covered. Think of this as your go-to resource for keeping that liquid gold fresh and making life a little easier for parents with busy days (and tired nights)!
Read moreHippo Education’s MOCA-Peds 2025 eBook is here! This peer-reviewed resource is designed to help you confidently tackle all 45 of the American Board of Pediatrics’ annual objectives and featured readings. Each chapter dives into a specific objective, starting with a Pearls section—packed with the most essential information you’ll need to answer ABP’s MOCA-Peds questions. For those who want to go deeper, the chapter body offers a...
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