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Posts about Pediatrics

Does Fluoride Lower Children’s IQ? What Clinicians Should Know About Fluoride in Drinking Water

Karen Hovav, MD
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Faltering Weight: What the New AAP Guideline Means for Your Practice

There are few things in pediatrics that can make an otherwise routine well-child visit feel complicated quite as quickly as a growth chart.

Parul Bhatia, MD
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What the New CDC Hepatitis B Recommendation Means for the Birth Dose.

Matt Zeitler, MD
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Considerations for the Care of SGA, LGA, and Late Preterm Infants: A Sample Chapter from Hippo’s MOCA-Peds 2026 eBook

Liza Mackintosh, MD
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Sports Physicals & Sudden Cardiac Death: What Are We Screening For?

We’ve all seen the headline: a student athlete collapses on the field. It’s terrifying every time, and even more unsettling because these are often kids who seemed completely healthy moments before. Stories like these stay with us. They should also remind us why preparticipation screening matters. But on a busy day in clinic when there’s a sports form in front of us, it’s worth the reminder: what are we actually screening for?

Jen Janocha, PA-C
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Marine Bites and Stings in Children: Diagnosis and First Aid

Jen Janocha, PA-C
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Melatonin for Kids: What Pediatricians Need to Know

Karen Hovav, MD
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Elevated TSH in Children: When to Treat Subclinical Hypothyroidism

Jen Janocha, PA-C
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Pediatric Procedural Sedation: Practical Pearls for Keeping Kids Safe, Calm, and Still

Few situations in pediatric emergency medicine require as much preparation, adaptability, and situational awareness as procedural sedation.

Solomon Behar, MD
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Pediatric Obesity Treatment Beyond Lifestyle Counseling: Medications, Surgery, and What Clinicians Need to Know

Many pediatricians have had this moment in clinic: a patient returns for a follow-up weight check after months of conversations about nutrition, physical activity, and screen time — and the number on the scale hasn’t budged. Maybe it has even gone up.

Parul Bhatia, MD
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Pediatric Concussion: Safe Return‑to‑Learn & Play Protocols

It’s a scene most of us know well: a worried parent, a frustrated athlete, and the inevitable question: “When can they go back?

Jen Janocha, PA-C
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Understanding Coagulation Disorders: A Sample Chapter from Hippo’s MOCA-Peds 2026 eBook

When you’re deep into MOCA-Peds questions, few things can spike your heart rate faster than a lab value that doesn’t quite fit or a bleeding history that feels just a little too complicated for a “pick-the-best-answer” moment. Coagulation disorders live right in that space: high-stakes, detail-heavy, and absolutely fair game for exams. Whether it’s a bruising toddler, a teen with heavy menses, or an unexpected post-op bleed, these are the...

Solomon Behar, MD
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