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HEALTH TECHNOLOGY

Teens trust parents over tech for health answers

Adolescents may use the Internet to search for information about general health topics, but they turn to their parents for trusted answers to questions about their own health issues, says a report from Northwestern University's Center on Media and Human Development. What other sources do teens use most?

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Free webinar: ICD-10 Documentation Deep Dive

Learn key strategies to ensure your practice gets paid. Attend our June 24 webinar to review: ICD-10 basics, new conventions in the code set, chapter-specific guidelines, clinical examples, and more.

PHARMACEUTICALS

Teens play Rx roulette

Today’s adolescents are playing a dangerous game of pill roulette with prescription painkillers and over-the-counter drugs. How can pediatricians recognize this risky behavior and what can they do to stem the growing national epidemic? Read more about "pharming" here.

CANCER

More kids are living past cancer

Although the incidence of cancer among kids is increasing, death from childhood cancer is decreasing. Now pediatricians need to think of cancer like a chronic disease and develop long-term strategies to improve the health and well-being of their patients. What practices will help kids in remission?

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Oral immunotherapy in kids with allergies

Kari Nadeau, MD, PhD discusses her work on oral immunotherapy with children at the Nadeau Laboratory at Stanford University School of Medicine, California. » For more podcasts

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