This deeply unsettling time will leave a generational mark on young people. We can hope that the transformative influence it leaves is one that helps…
For weeks, families have sheltered at home to protect themselves and others against a novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) that, in early estimates from…
One in four U.S. children has at least one immigrant parent. This group, often called “children in immigrant families,” is…
Growing up, sickle cell disease was not a term that I knew much about. When I was 12 years old, my mom finally granted my wish of becoming an older…
Imagine you are a pediatrician in the following scenario: a teen comes into your clinic two weeks after an episode of unprotected sex with her…
The U.S. has over 1 million cases of HIV and around 40,000 new diagnoses per year, 20% of which are among adolescents. While there are…
There are still many unknowns about the exact trajectory of the COVID-19 pandemic—in terms of lives lost, and the overall social and economic…
Last August, we wrote about the severe risks to children’s mental and physical health from ongoing policies that call for separating…
The health of students is critically important to their educational engagement and attainment and can help put them on a path to a successful future…
For parents, having a sick child is always difficult. We as medical and psychological professionals want nothing more than for these children to feel…
Pediatricians fill a unique role in a teen’s life. Their personal relationships with patients and parents allows them to deliver reliable…
I recently read a new study in Autism Research that examined data collected through the Centers for Disease Control and…
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