hat
did you eat for breakfast today? It turns out the answer to that
question may be more important than we knew, according to a study
by Mark Pereira, PhD, research associate in Endocrinology, and David
Ludwig, MD, director of the Optimum Weight for Life clinic. They
found that people who eat breakfast are significantly less likely
to be obese and diabetic than those who don’t...
HIPAA update: On April 14, privacy rules
Children’s is in the final stretch of training all staff and
employees to incorporate the new standards into their daily work
lives...
Prep for Puppy Pre-Op
Puppy Pre-Op allows children to bring their own stuffed animals
to the Patient Entertainment Center and walk them through typical
pre-operative hospital procedures...
Mini-grants improve community health
On March 5, Children’s joined with other members of the Alliance
of Community Health to announce the Boston organizations that would
receive mini-grants in support of their work in the community...
Gratitudes
SCOOP provides these kids with a glimpse of what it is like to work
a wonderful place such as Children's... as the kids would say, You
Da Bomb!
hat
did you eat for breakfast today? It turns out the answer to that
question may be more important than we knew, according to a study
by Mark Pereira, PhD, research associate in Endocrinology, and David
Ludwig, MD, director of the Optimum Weight for Life clinic. They
found that people who eat breakfast are significantly less likely
to be obese and diabetic than those who don’t...
