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When access to hearing help isn’t equal

April 4, 2025 healthcare disparities,  hearing,  hearing healthcare,  otolaryngologist,  pediatrics

As a pediatric otolaryngologist, I’ll never forget the 7-year-old who arrived at our clinic after years without proper hearing intervention. Despite clear signs of hearing

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Probiotics and preemies: Ensuring safety amid uncertainty

October 11, 2024 Dietary supplements,  FDA,  necrotizing enterocolitis,  neonatology,  NICU,  pediatrics,  probiotics,  Regulation

As a neonatologist dedicated to the care of premature infants, I constantly navigate the delicate balance between innovation and caution in the treatments we offer.

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Protecting your baby from RSV: What every parent needs to know

September 27, 2024 immunization,  infant,  mother,  pediatrics,  Pregnancy,  Respiratory syncytial virus,  RSV,  vaccine

Having a sick baby can be a parent’s nightmare. Imagine your baby has been sick for a few days, and the pediatrician tells you it’s

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Zero cervical cancer cases? Examining a victory over HPV and the power of prevention. 

February 9, 2024 Adolescents,  Advocacy,  CDC,  cervical cancer,  HPV,  hpv vaccine,  pediatrics,  vaccine

An important study emerged recently out of Scotland, casting a beam of hope onto the battleground against cervical cancer. The revelation? Not a single case

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How to beat dyslipidemia at its own game: A pediatric tale

December 8, 2023 cardiovascular disease (CVD),  children,  dyslipidemia,  lipid,  pediatric dyslipidemia,  pediatricians,  pediatrics

There is no question that dyslipidemia – abnormally elevated cholesterol or fats (lipids) in the blood – in childhood leads to early atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease

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Evaluating and managing your child’s ADHD

August 1, 2023 ADHD,  hyperactivity,  pediatrics

Young children often exhibit hyperactive behavior or impulsivity, but when this behavior becomes detrimental to their daily functioning, parents might consider evaluating their child for

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Q & A: Maintaining a routine for your child with autism during summer break

April 27, 2023 Autism,  pediatrics,  Psychology

Experts provide tips for parents and caregivers of children with autism during the transition into summer.

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Growing Up Baylor – DeBakey High School Edition: Dr. Lynda Chima Aririguzo

March 23, 2023 DeBakey High School for Health Professions,  Growing Up Baylor,  pediatrics

Learn how Dr. Lynda Chima Aririguzo’s time at DeBakey High School shaped her career in medicine and her advice for current students.

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Diabetes in children

November 14, 2022 Diabetes,  endocrinology,  pediatrics

Diabetes of any type can occur in children and adolescents. Regardless of what type of diabetes a child has, an expert at Baylor College of

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Growing Up Baylor: Emily Ciocca

October 12, 2022 Critical Care Medicine,  Growing Up Baylor,  pediatrics

Physician assistant and instructor Emily Ciocca tells us how training and working at Baylor has impacted her life and career.

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Blood vessels (magenta) intertwined with metastatic medulloblastoma tumor cells (green) nestled within the protective layers that surround the mouse spinal cord. From the Labs: a closer look at metastatic medulloblastoma

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