by Upulie Nawaratne M.D. and Bonnie Rachman M.D. Division of Pediatric Critical Care Kevin*, age 5 years, and Timmy, age 7 years, begged their mom, Sara, to let them play in the pool for just a few more minutes before [...]
June 5, 2016 was National Cancer Survivors Day. The day was originally created in 1987 by members from the National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship (http://www.canceradvocacy.org/). It has been held annually on the first Sunday of June since then. "National Cancer [...]
Harbor Pediatrics joined millions today to fight for an end to gun violence in America by wearing orange. The color orange symbolizes the value of human life. Hunters wear orange in the woods to protect themselves and others. In 2013, [...]
Poverty is a significant determinant of child health, affecting not only physical health and development, but also educational achievement, emotional well-being and health into adulthood. The profound effects of childhood poverty have prompted the AAP Section on Medical Students, Residents [...]
