MEDPAGE’s KevinMD.com ROY A. MEALS, MD | PHYSICIAN | SEPTEMBER 5, 2018 The wizards have determined that an important monitor for the eventual success of your children is … drum roll please … whether or not the family eats dinner together. How prosaic. At first [...]
MEDPAGE's KevinMD.com Varun Verma, MD | Physician | May 9, 2018 We had no choice in becoming the “crazy” family that left a hospital against medical advice. Our four-day-old daughter was completely helpless, her condition deteriorating and the staff was ignoring [...]
Children should do chores. That’s a controversial premise, though not everyone will admit it. A few parents will declare outright that their children are “too busy for chores” or that “their job is school.” Many more of us assign chores, or [...]
Consumers frustrated by high costs are bypassing the bureaucracy with patchwork When their son Sky was born four years ago, Lindsie and Chris Bergevin were hit with a big surprise: $7,000 in bills for the birth that their health plan didn’t [...]
MEDPAGE TODAY by Heath McAnally, MD August 30, 2018 "Do you guys apply whale blubber poultices frozen or heat them up first?" I'm always asked silly questions like that after my colleagues find out I'm from the last frontier -- Alaska. [...]
Look into my eyes. The phrase calls to mind images of a psychotherapist swinging a pocket watch. Or maybe you picture Catherine Keener in the film Get Out, tapping her teacup and sending an unwilling man into a state of hypnotic [...]
TIME Health By Jamie Ducharme August 31, 2018 One in 10 U.S. children has been diagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), according to the latest federal data. The findings, which were published Friday in JAMA Network Open, suggest that ADHD — which is [...]