Young female athletes have a unique set of medical needs. They are more likely to suffer from conditions including disordered eating, amenorrhea (lack of menstrual periods) and low bone density. Female athletes with these conditions are at a higher risk of developing fractures and other sports injuries. In this podcast, pediatric sports medicine specialists Dr. Emily Kraus and Dr. Kevin Shea discuss how to keep female athletes healthy.
ACL and meniscus injuries are on the rise among young athletes. Learn how to prevent and treat them from two pediatric sports medicine experts.
Dr. Leina Alrabadi discusses Biliary Atresia.
Dr. William Gallentine leads an in-depth discussion on epilepsy and the warning signs and precautions that can be taken when someone is having a seizure.
Dr. Karthik Balakrishnan leads an in-depth discussion on vocal cord paralysis.
Dr. MyMy Buu and Dr. Douglas Sidell lead an in-depth discussion on Aerodigestive Medicine.
Dr. Julia Pederson discusses some helpful tips for keeping your children safe this summer while doing outdoor activities.
Dr. Kara Meister discusses laryngomalacia and possible treatment options.
There are many reasons why people may choose to explore fertility services that would preserve their ability to have children in the future. Some women may choose to do so for personal reasons such as career advancement. Other individuals may deal with medical conditions such as cancer diagnosed during reproductive age, before they completed or even started to build their families. It is known that certain treatments like chemotherapy or radiation to the pelvis may result in the loss of ability to have biological children in the future. It is very important for everyone who wishes to have a family in the future to understand what fertility preservation options are available to them in the present to help them make the best decision for their unique situation. The Stanford Medicine Fertility and Reproductive Health Services experts are addressing in this podcast the most common questions about fertility preservation to help you choose what is best for you.
Dr. Courtney Wusthoff leads a discussion on understanding epilepsy, from diagnosis to treatment.
Having CHD or caring for someone with CHD is a long and hard journey. It is ok to not be okay sometimes. You are not alone and there is support when you need it. A Stanford Adult Congenital Heart Program cardiologist and two psychologists from Stanford Children’s Health and Stanford Health Care discuss adjustments that many CHD patients are experiencing and share their recommendations for when to get help, how to ask, what to ask for and what are the best ways to maintain good mental health.
Dr. Nivedita More discusses food allergies in young children, ways to prevent food allergies from developing, and how to manage allergies and their symptoms.
Dr. Joelle McConlogue discusses the importance of sleep for children and strategies to help them get the rest they need.
Dr. Lauren Strelitz shares tips on healthy habits for coping with the pandemic.
Pediatrician Dr. Katya Gerwein answers questions and discusses COVID-19 and Influenza.
Dr. Susy Jeng shares tips on managing pediatric headaches.Stay up to date
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