- Docs urged to use genome tests to diagnose kids early: From Medscape. Joan Stoler, MD, is quoted.
- How perfectionism hurts parents and their kids: From Scientific American. Erica Lee, PhD, is quoted.
- ‘We need to cool people as quickly as possible.’ Emergency departments on the front lines during a heat wave: From The Boston Globe. Jeffrey Neal, MD, is quoted.
- Falling behind: How to talk with boys: From WBUR. Kevin Simon, MD, MPH, is interviewed.
- Doctor on how parents can prevent kids boredom during summer break: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Erica Lee, PhD, is interviewed.
- Could migraine drugs help treat endometriosis? New research offers surprising hope: From Women’s Health Magazine. Michael Rogers, PhD, and Victor Fattori, PhD, are quoted.
- Don’t laugh when your child is crying: From Psychology Today. Authored by Elisa Bronfman, PhD. Annie Banks, MSW, LICSW, and Gail Windmueller, MA, MS, CCLS, are mentioned.
- Boston Children's psychologist addresses mental toll of kids' fads: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Erica Lee, PhD, is interviewed.
- ‘Appreciate what you have’: Cancer battle gave Danny Stephenson a new perspective on life: From Wicked Local. Boston Children’s patient, Danny, is featured.
- Strategies needed to prioritize screening in survivors of childhood cancer: From Cancer World. Jennifer Yeh, PhD, is quoted.
- Nonprofit celebrates community-building work with and for Waltham youth: From The Waltham Times. Tara Agrawal, PhD, is quoted.
- How families are leading the charge in rare disease advocacy: From Brain and Life Magazine. Kira Dies, ScM, CGC, is quoted. Siddharth Srivastava, MD, is mentioned.
- Pediatric inpatient psychiatry units effective for adolescents with severe mental illness: From Healio. Research from Patricia Ibeziako, MD, is featured.
- Mapping lifelong chronic health risks for childhood cancer survivors: From Medical Xpress. Chief Medical Officer of Dana-Farber/Boston Children’s Cancer and Blood Disorders Center, Lisa Diller, MD, and Jennifer Yeh, PhD, are quoted.
- Rainy weekends got you down? You aren’t alone: From The Boston Globe. Erica Lee, PhD, is quoted.
- National Hospital Week 2025: A commitment to community: From Massachusetts Health and Hospital Association. Boston Children’s is recognized.
- Expert on emotional toll of moving on kids and how to help: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Erica Lee, PhD, is quoted.
- Listen, Mental Health Matters: Matthew Siegel, Boston Children's Hospital: From HDR Inc. Chief of Clinical Enterprise, Chief Behavioral Health Officer, Franciscan Children’s, Matthew Siegel, MD, is featured.
- Allergic and bullied: The mental cost of childhood allergies: From Medscape. Lisa Bartnikas, MD, is quoted.
- The importance of knowing physicians are patients, too: From Oncology Times. Benjamin Shore, MD, MPH, FRCSC, is interviewed.
- Pediatric glioma recurrence predicted by temporal learning AI model: From Inside Precision Medicine. Boston Children’s is mentioned.
- The 150 most influential Bostonians: From Boston Magazine. Chief Executive Officer, Kevin Churchwell, MD, is recognized at No. 54.
- Seizure action plans: Management and educational tools in epilepsy care: From Medical Xpress. Kristen Rice, RN, BSN, CDE, and Tobias Loddenkemper, MD, are quoted.
- Child concussion: What to know if your child takes a blow to the head: From HealthDay. Authored by Jeffrey Lo, MD.
- Successive visits to single provider yielded high satisfaction for pediatric fracture care: From Healio. Research from Kristin Livingston, MD, is featured.
- ‘Brain food’ is real. Here are the top treats to help gray matter grow: From National Geographic Kids. Claire McCarthy, MD, is quoted
- How local events can help kids in school: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Erica Lee, PhD, is interviewed.
- Partnering diet and intestinal microbes to protect against GI disease: From The Microbiologist. Chief, Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition, Scott Snapper, MD, PhD, and Seth Rakoff-Nahoum, MD, PhD, are quoted.
- Helping kids cope with fear of thunder and lightning: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Erica Lee, PhD, is interviewed.
- Genetic research offers hope for children with rare intestinal disorders: From News Medical Life Sciences. Research by Jay Thiagarajah, MD, PhD, and Wayne Lencer, MD, is featured.
- Is ADHD genetic? We asked a Harvard scientist: From Hyperfocus Podcast. Anne Arnett, PhD, is interviewed.
- Boston psychiatrist on helping young kids through separation, divorce: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Chase Samsel, MD, is interviewed.
- The measles vaccine, developed at Boston Children’s Hospital, spared millions from misery: From The Boston Globe. Boston Children’s is featured.
- 5 tips for raising healthier, screen-balanced kids according to the ‘media-trician’: From The Boston Globe. Michael Rich, MD, MPH, is interviewed.
- Psychologist on the science behind stuttering in children: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Erica Lee, PhD, is interviewed.
- Childhood cancer survivors more likely to develop aging-related health conditions: From MedPage Today. Jennifer Yeh, PhD, is quoted.
- Advocating for federal support of pediatric firearm injury prevention research: From Science Magazine. Research from Boston Children’s is featured. Executive Vice President and Chief Scientific Officer, Nancy Andrews, MD, PhD; Lois Lee, MD, MPH; and Alex Butler, MD, are quoted.
- Raised anxiety, lower quality of life in children bullied for food allergy, their parents: From Healio. Research from Boston Children’s is featured. Ianthe Schepel, MPhil, MS, BMBCh, and Lisa Bartnikas, MD, are quoted.
- Sequencing study spotlights tight web of genes tied to autism: From The Transmitter. Rebecca Anderson, PhD, is quoted.
- Dr. Erica Lee on how to ease kids back into routine after a school break: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Erica Lee, PhD, is interviewed.
- Rare neurologic complication of flu in children triggers state health advisory: From WGBH. Molly Wilson-Murphy, MD, is quoted.
- Rare Disease Day focuses awareness on research, treatment, and advancements for these conditions: From MedJournal360. Monica Wojcik, MD, MPH, is interviewed.
- Is it an addiction? Red flags to know if you’re on your phone too much: From Boston 25 News. Michael Tsappis, MD, is quoted.
- Dr. Rick Malley on spike in ER visits of children with serious flu symptoms: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Richard Malley, MD, is interviewed.
- Is mitochondrial therapy the next sports doping scandal?: From The Times (UK). James McCully, PhD, is quoted.
- Stimulant prescriptions rebound to pre-pandemic levels for girls, not boys: From Healio. Chief, Division of Developmental Medicine, William Barbaresi, MD, and Sarah Weas, MSN, MPH, CPNP, are quoted.
- Could allergy-free peanuts be the future? This Northeastern University researcher wants to find out: From Northeastern Global News. Seth Rakoff-Nahoum, MD, PhD, is referenced.
- Boarding common while awaiting acute pediatric psychiatric care: From Medical Xpress. Research from Katie Snow, MD, MPH, is featured.
- Novel, composite MRI score may help assess brachial plexus birth injury in infants: From Healio. Research from Andrea Bauer, MD, is featured.
- The amount of time kids spend on smartphones during the school day may shock you: From HuffPost. Michael Rich, MD, MPH, is quoted.
- Record-setting Mass. high school swimmer sets example for kids with heart transplants: From WBZ-TV Channel 4. Boston Children’s patient, Henry, is featured. TP Singh, MD, MSc, is interviewed.
- The power of 'no': A guide for parents: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Erica Lee, PhD, is interviewed.
- ‘Style over safety’: Viral ‘cleantok’ trend posing danger with household chemicals, experts say: From Boston 25 News. Michelle Preston, PharmD, is interviewed.
- Want to walk away from doomscrolling? This Boston-based app makes you step to scroll: From Boston.com. David Bickham, PhD, is quoted.
- Dr. Kristin Moffitt from Boston Children's discusses spike in flu cases among children: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Kristin Moffitt, MD, is interviewed.
- A TikTok habit is hard to break: From The New York Times. Michael Tsappis, MD, is quoted.
- Respiratory virus activity remains 'high' in US and will 'continue for several more weeks': CDC: From ABC News. Chief Innovation Officer, John Brownstein, PhD, is quoted.
- Babies get a lot of vaccines before they turn 2. Is it safe to spread them out instead? From USA Today. Ofer Levy, MD, PhD, is quoted.
- Is your child addicted to their phone? Here's what you can do: From WBZ-TV Channel 4. Michael Rich, MD, MPH, is interviewed.
- 'Generation Flex' documentary sheds light on teen boys' obsession with exercise: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. S. Bryn Austin, ScD, is featured.
- The need to advance youth mental health advocacy: From The Bay State Banner. Authored by Kevin Simon, MD, MPH.
- A 6-year-old's cough turned into RSV, strep throat, and pneumonia. His mom has a warning for parents: From WBZ-TV Channel 4. Boston Children’s patient, Jackson, is featured.
- The hack that doctors should take from pop stars and quarterbacks: From The New York Times. Authored by Stephen Flynn, MD, and Pete Kovatsis, MD.
- Most families exclude food allergens from their household: From Medical Xpress. Research from Boston Children’s is featured.
- Boston Children’s Hospital saved her life. Now she works there: From MassLive. Hanna Johnson is featured.
- Hit by a car four years ago, Lily Moreira is ready to lead a comeback for Bridgewater-Raynham/West Bridgewater gymnastics: From The Boston Globe. Boston Children’s patient Lily is featured.
- How to enjoy gift-giving without spoiling kids: From NBC10 Boston. Chase Samsel, MD, is interviewed.
- ‘Christmas gift': Toddler born premature finally gets to go home from hospital: From NBC10 Boston. Franciscan Children’s is featured.
- US obesity rates drop for 1st time in a decade, with possible help from weight loss medications: From Good Morning America. Research from Boston Children’s is featured. Chief Innovation Officer, John Brownstein, PhD, and Benjamin Rader, PhD, are interviewed.
- Soldiers march miles through rain to spread holiday cheer at Boston Children’s Hospital: From WHDH-TV Channel 7. Boston Children’s is featured. Kirsten Getchell, MS, CCLS, is interviewed.
- Cleft palate: What it is, causes, symptoms and treatments: From HealthDay. Authored by Carolyn Rogers-Vizena, MD.
- Boston Pops play Yuletide tunes at Franciscan Children’s in Brighton: From WHDH-TV Channel 7. President and Chief Executive Officer, Kevin Churchwell, MD, and President, Franciscan Children’s, Joseph Mitchell, MD, are interviewed.
- Some hospitals seeing increase in RSV, 'walking pneumonia.' Here's what to know: From ABC News. Chief Innovation Officer, John Brownstein, PhD, is quoted.
- Q&A: Should genome sequencing be standard for newborns? From Healio. Chief, Department of Pediatrics, Wendy Chung, MD, PhD, is interviewed.
- COVID's toll on pediatric hospital care: 4 study findings: From Becker’s Hospital Review. Research from Boston Children’s is featured.
- Explaining Thanksgiving's real story to children: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Erica Lee, PhD, is interviewed.
- Milk protein allergy: What it is, symptoms, causes, and treatment: From HealthDay. Authored by Lisa Mahoney, MD.
- Fevers in children: Causes, treatments, and when to be concerned: From HealthDay. Authored by Katie Snow, MD, MPH.
- Dr. Erica Lee of Boston Children's Hospital on why kids refuse to wear winter coats: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Erica Lee, PhD, is interviewed.
- How understudied endometriosis causes pain for hundreds of millions of women: From Nature. Research from Michael Rogers, PhD, and Victor Fattori, PhD, is featured.
- Boston Ballet stages a ‘Nutcracker’ for people with sensory sensitivities: From The Boston Globe. Boston Children’s is mentioned.
- From a drop of blood to a genome: The future of newborn screening: From American Council on Science and Health. Chief, Department of Pediatrics, Wendy Chung, MD, PhD, is quoted.
- ‘He’s won before kickoff’: Benilde senior’s journey from brain surgery to section final: From The Minnesota Star Tribune. Boston Children’s patient, Owen, is featured. Ed Smith, MD, MBA, is quoted.
- Do kids need their cholesterol checked? What parents and pediatricians should know: From American Heart Association. Sarah deFerranti, MD, MPH, is quoted.
- Mickey Mouse and Disney Jr.’s Ariel surprise children with Halloween party at Boston Children’s Hospital: From The Laughing Place. Boston Children’s is featured.
- It's hard to raise a child with a rare disorder. This Mass. mom still makes time to raise awareness: From WGBH Radio. Boston Children’s patient, Carter, is featured.
- Scurvy is making a surprising comeback: From Gizmodo. Grant Hogue, MD, is quoted.
- Baby or alien? Why fetal MRI images are so spooky: From TODAY. Ellen Grant, MD, is quoted.
- Claire Holt runs huge personal best at Chicago Marathon less than a year after third baby: From US Weekly. Boston Children’s is mentioned.
- Machine learning can predict the weather — and human health: From Harvard Medicine. Chief Innovation Officer, John Brownstein, PhD, is quoted.
- Baby milestone guide: Everything to know about when babies start walking: From TODAY. Claire Abraham, MD, MPH, is quoted.
- Dr. Chase Samsel of Boston Children's Hospital explains how online gambling affects children: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Chase Samsel, MD, is interviewed.
- New media artist Caleb Hawkins sculpts with light: From WBUR. Boston Children’s is featured. Rabbi Susan Harris, MHL, BCC, is interviewed.
- How a Boston Children's Hospital program helped a family with a critically sick kid: From NBC 10 Boston. Boston Children's Milagros para Niños program is featured. Boston Children’s patient, Layla, is featured.
- An 8-year-old heart transplant candidate was craving pickles, so a hospital chef taught her how to make them: From TODAY. Boston Children’s patient, Emerson, and Program Manager of Culinary Services, Sarah Bryce, are featured.
- How to help kids work on emotional intelligence: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Erica Lee, PhD, is interviewed.
- Do at-home COVID-19 tests still work?: From TIME. Nira Pollock, MD, PhD, is quoted.
- Weight-loss drug Saxenda effective for kids as young as 6, study show: From The Washington Post. Melissa Crocker, MD, MBA, is quoted.
- Children's Hospital doctor on discussing family illnesses with kids: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Erica Lee, PhD, is interviewed.
- Doctors use problematic race-based algorithms to guide care every day. Why are they so hard to change? From STAT News. Alexandra Epee-Bounya, MD, is featured. Bobby Rosen, MD, is quoted.
- Psychiatrist’s advice for helping kids back into school routines: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Kevin Simon, MD, MPH, is interviewed.
- West Bridgewater football star back on the gridiron following heart condition: From The Enterprise. Boston Children’s patient, Ty Holmes, is featured.
- COVID is spreading more now than in any previous back-to-school season. 3 things parents can do: From TODAY. Richard Malley, MD, is quoted.
- Mpox declared public health emergency: WHO: From Good Morning America. Boston Children’s Chief Innovation Officer, John Brownstein, PhD, is interviewed.
- One key to better parenting: Laughter: From HealthDay.com. Lucy Emery, MD, is mentioned.
- Rockport grandfather regularly dons costumes to donate blood for child cancer patients: From NBC 10 Boston. Boston Children’s Blood Donor Center is featured. Carmela Cavanaugh is interviewed.
- Making whole grains more child-friendly: From Food Business News. Research from Boston Children’s is referenced.
- 5 on Mental Health: Encouraging productive political debates: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Erica Lee, PhD, is interviewed.
- First partial heart transplant in New England helps 4-year-old boy: ‘Jack was in the right hands’: From The Boston Globe. Boston Children’s patient, Jack, is featured. Sitaram Emani, MD, and Matan Setton, MD, are featured.
- Kids spend a lot of time outside in the summer. Here’s how to deal with their common injuries: From The Associated Press. Christina Kratlian, MD, MPH, is quoted.
- Challenges of being stuck in traffic with young kids in car: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Erica Lee, PhD, is interviewed.
- Are smartphones and social media harming teens' mental health? Here’s why experts are split: From PBS News Hour. Michael Rich, MD, MPH, is a featured guest.
- Some Mass. students are so anxious, they’re missing school for months on end. What can schools do? From The Boston Globe. Kevin Simon, MD, MPH, and Kate Tetuan Parent, MSW, LICSW, are quoted.
- The State of Black Men and Boys: Part 1: From GBH’s “Basic Black.” Kevin Simon, MD, MPH, is a featured guest.
- Mom noticed a port wine birthmark above her daughter’s eye. It was sign of seizure-causing condition: From TODAY. Boston Children’s patient, Jasmine, is featured. Anna Pinto, MD, PhD, is quoted.
- Mental Health Awareness Month: Bed rotting away: From The Boston Globe’s “The B-Side” (free login required). Keneisha Sinclair-McBride, PhD, is interviewed.
- Newborn screening: What it is, what it covers, and why it’s important: From HealthDay. Authored by Chief, Department of Pediatrics, Wendy Chung, MD, PhD.
- Sunburn relief: Here’s how to treat a sunburn and prevent one in the first place: From HealthDay. Authored by Pierre-Olivier Grenier, MD.
- Sistema digestivo: Qué pasa después de comer algo? From Cráneo: Ciencia Para Niños Curiosos Podcast. José Ordovás-Montanes, PhD, is interviewed.
- The supplement industry has come for kids: From Romper. Alan Woolf, MD, MPH, FAAP, FACMT, FAACT, is quoted.
- Hoyt Foundation makes life-changing donation in memory of iconic Boston Marathon duo: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Boston Children’s is featured. John Costello, MA, CCC-SLP, is featured.
- Boston Children’s psychologist discusses sobering, striking study: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Erica Lee, PhD, is interviewed.
- Aggression in kids: What every parent needs to know: From HealthDay. Authored by Dee Shaligram, MD.
- Boston Children’s doctor by day, 'Grey’s Anatomy' TV star by night: From WBZ Radio. Darren Orbach, MD, PhD, is featured.
- Whitman twins undergo lifesaving operation: Why they needed surgery and how they’re doing: From The Enterprise. Boston Children’s patients are featured. Eyal Krispin, MD, is referenced.
- Human case of bird flu reported in Texas; CDC says risk to public is low: From ABC News. Chief Innovation Officer, John Brownstein, PhD, is quoted.
- Does your child need genetic testing? From Rare Parenting. Malika Sud, MS, LCGC, is quoted.
- Project Bread is fighting hunger through health care: From NBC10 Boston. Snehal Shah, MD, MPH, is interviewed.
- Apple Vision Pro unlocks new opportunities for health app developers: From Apple. CyranoHealth, an app created by Boston Children’s, is recognized. Chief Innovation Officer, John Brownstein, PhD, is quoted.
- When teens visit doctors, increasingly the subject is mental health: From The New York Times. Florence Bourgeois, MD, MPH, is quoted.
- Online intervention improves pediatric food allergy knowledge among school nurses: From Healio. Elizabeth S. Burke-Roberts, RN, MSN, CPNP, is quoted.
- Pediatrician’s guide to raising your kid in the digital age: From ABC News. Michael Rich, MD, MPH, is interviewed.
- Affects of absenteeism on children’s well-being: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Chase Samsel, MD, is interviewed.
- Boston Children’s lab trying to develop drug to treat Vt. boy’s rare disease: From WCAX-TV in Vermont. Boston Children’s patient, Henry Saladino, is featured. Timothy Yu, MD, PhD, is interviewed.
- Tips to deal with kids’ cell phone separation anxiety: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Chase Samsel, MD, is interviewed.
- AAP: Kids dropping out of sports due to injuries, burnout: Chief of Sports Medicine, Mininder Kocher, MD, MPH, is interviewed.
- Nearly 1 in 10 teenagers have turned to pills for weight loss, research shows: From Teen Vogue. Amanda Raffoul, PhD, is quoted.
- More teens who use marijuana are suffering from psychosis: From The Wall Street Journal. Boston Children’s is referenced. Chief of Addiction Medicine, Sharon Levy, MD, MPH, is quoted.
- Local families, pharmacies, doctors struggle to track down ADHD medication for kids: From Boston 25 News. Elizabeth Harstad, MD, MPH, is interviewed.
- Motion sickness in children: What it is, causes, treatment, and prevention: From HealthDay. Authored by Jacob Brodsky, MD, FACS, FAAP.
- Social media might be making money off your kid — why should you care? From WTOP News. Amanda Raffoul, PhD, is quoted.
- ‘A huge shock to the system’: Doctors warn about asthma inhaler switch coming in January: From CNN. Erin Syverson, MD, is quoted.
- 7 of the biggest medical breakthroughs of 2023: From ABC News. Chief Innovation Officer, John Brownstein, PhD, is quoted.
- Tweens are obsessed with skincare. As parents, should we be worried? From NBC's TODAY. Rahma Hida, PhD, and Keneisha Sinclair-McBride, PhD, are quoted.
- 15 podcast episodes to help you through major parenting challenges: From Lifehacker. An episode featuring Lois Lee, MD, MPH, is highlighted.
- What to expect after CVS changes drug pricing formula: From ABC News. Chief Innovation Officer, John Brownstein, PhD, is quoted.
- Uncovering connection between seizures, sleep in children: From Healio. Robert Stowe, MD, is interviewed.
- Boston Celtics' Jayson Tatum surprises children on Halloween at Boston Children's Hospital: From USA Today. Jayson Tatum’s visit to Boston Children’s is featured.
- Brain scans give clues to how teens handle pandemic stress: From Science News. Caterina Stamoulis, PhD, is quoted.
- Flu shot answers about pregnant women, babies: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Kristin Moffitt, MD, is interviewed.
- Hand, foot, and mouth disease: What it is, what causes it, and symptoms and treatment: From HealthDay. Sadaf Hussain, MD, authors this piece.
- Should young kids be screened for high cholesterol? From MedPage Today. Sarah deFerranti, MD, MPH, is quoted.
- Nearly 40 percent of toddlers diagnosed with autism no longer have It by age 6, study finds: From HealthDay. Research from Boston Children’s is featured. Elizabeth Harstad, MD, MPH, and William Barbaresi, MD, are quoted.
- What is croup? Learn about its symptoms and its treatment: From HealthDay. Kelly Quinn, MD, authors this piece.
- Swimmer’s ear: What it is, and symptoms and treatment: From HealthDay. Eliot Shearer, MD, PhD, authors this piece.
- Doctor shares advice on how to prevent food poisoning: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Kristin Moffitt, MD, is interviewed.
- From the SurroundSounds podcast: From A Place to Be Music Therapy. Hannah Foxman, MT-BC, is a guest.
- 5 tips to help your child develop good sleep habits: From Macaroni Kid. Judith Owens, MD, MPH, is quoted.
- Mass. doctor discusses reading and learning disabilities: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Erica Lee, PhD, is interviewed.
- Chronic stomach pain in children: What’s the most common cause? From Harvard Health Publishing. Claire McCarthy, MD, authors this piece.
- The biggest early warning signs of bacterial meningitis: From The Huffington Post. Kristin Moffitt, MD, is quoted.
- Doctors call for better mental health care for children: From ABC News. Chief Innovation Officer John Brownstein, PhD, is interviewed.
- How to tell if your child's lack of listening is a real problem: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Erica Lee, PhD, is interviewed.
- To raise a healthy eater, avoid these 6 common food mistakes: From The Washington Post. David Ludwig, MD, PhD, is quoted.
- Boston doctor on ‘flu before boo’ vaccine push: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Richard Malley, MD, is interviewed.
- Full circle: Patient now works alongside doctor who saved her life: From NBC's The Today Show. Boston Children’s patient, Ariana Azeez, and Eric Fethke, MD, are featured.
- Three shots for fall: What you need to know: From The New York Times. Ofer Levy, MD, PhD, is quoted.
- Riding makes me feel strong: Pediatric heart patients ride horses as part of medical care: From The Boston Globe. Boston Children’s patients are featured. Kate Ullman Shade, PhD, MEd, is quoted.
- Psychologist’s advice for how parents can talk to children about moving: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Erica Lee, PhD, is interviewed.
- As health concerns around energy drinks resurface, Red Bull’s student marketing program has hundreds of openings across U.S.: From The Boston Globe. Michael Toce, MD, is quoted.
- Monkeypox and children: What to know about testing, symptoms, treatment, and more: From Good Morning America. Richard Malley, MD, is quoted.
- What this smoky summer means for kids: From The Atlantic. Marissa Hauptman, MD, MPH, FAAP, is quoted.
- What are the roots of chronic pain? New research looks within cells for answers: From The Boston Globe. Clifford Woolf, MB, BCh, PhD, is quoted.
- How 5 healthcare organizations are investing in AI for patient care: From Modern Healthcare. Chief Innovation Officer John Brownstein, PhD, is quoted.
- Girl, 14, had a never-ending headache. It led doctors to find a dangerous brain AVM: From Today.com. Boston Children’s patient Greta Tucker is featured. Edward Smith, MD, MBA, is quoted.
- Accidental shooting by children keep happening. How toddlers are able to fire guns: From CBS News. Lois Lee, MD, MPH, and Eric Fleegler, MD, MPH, are quoted.
- Taking the kids: Summer safety: From Chicago Tribune. Lois Lee, MD, MPH, is quoted.
- ‘Smart drugs’ underdeliver and can bring trouble: From WebMD. Chief of Addiction Medicine, Sharon Levy, MD, MPH, is quoted.
- How to talk to your young children about gun safety: From WCVB-TV Channel 5. Erica Lee, PhD, is interviewed.
- FDA Panel recommends injectable drug to prevent RSV in infants: From NBC News. Ofer Levy, MD, PhD, is quoted.
- We arguably saved their lives: Newborn DNA sequencing reveals elevated cancer risks for patients: From STAT. Research from Boston Children’s is featured.
- Marijuana linked to mental health risks: From NECN. Chief of Addiction Medicine, Sharon Levy, MD, MPH, is interviewed.
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