As we at PolicyLab have previously articulated, a holistic U.S. policy agenda that supports the needs of parents and caregivers is long overdue. Such…
For research to be generalizable and equitable, it’s important to include all voices. However, traditional education for pediatric, child psychology,…
Eating disorders are serious mental health conditions that have a profound impact on individuals’ physical and psychological health and well-being…
Mental health concerns among youth remain prevalent following the COVID-19 pandemic. Percentages of youth experiencing symptoms of depression,…
Ads for children’s back-to-school supplies are everywhere this time of year. While the notebooks and backpacks featured in these ads are important,…
In the United States, where approximately 1 in 10 infants are born too early, preterm birth (generally defined as born before 37 weeks gestation) is…
As Philadelphians wrestle with increasing morbidity and mortality related to substance use and substance use disorder (SUD), we must continue to call…
Adolescents seek care in the emergency department (ED) frequently and for a wide array of issues. Sometimes they need a broken bone fixed, or they…
As a doctor working in a pediatric emergency department, I have seen many young children come in sleepy, confused, or even unresponsive after they…
In a 2023 blog post, we explored how pediatric researchers and clinicians are using patient navigation to support children and families in accessing…
Mental Health Awareness Month offers an opportunity to reflect on the importance of our health and well-being—including for the littlest amongst us…
Education pays. That truth underlies the role education plays in addressing poverty, and is part of why education has been acknowledged as a …
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