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Lead Poisoning - HealthyKidTips.com
Video Description: Michael Davis, MD, pediatrician, discusses lead poisoning in children. Related Article Subjects: Child, children, doctor, health, Healthy Kid Tips, HealthyKidTips, kid, kids, lead, lead level, lead paint, lead pipes, lead poisoning, Medicine, Michael Davis, paint chips, pediatrician, poison
Obesity in Children - What should parent to do
Henry Anhalt DO FAAP FACOP FACE CDE Pediatric Endocrinology discusses obesity in children. Dr. Anhalt completed his post-doctoral fellowship in pediatric endocrinology the Lucille Salter Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford...
Giving Cold Medicine To Your Children
Doctor Ronald Turner discusses what are common colds, and if you can give any cold medicine to your...
Fad Changes In Cold Medicine For Children Under 6
Doctor Ronald Turner discusses what are common colds, and what are the recent changes the fda made for children under 6 regarding...
The Differences Between Colds In Children And Adults
Doctor Ronald Turner discusses what are common colds, and what is the difference between child colds and adult...
How to Tell Employers You Need Time Off for Children's Doctor Visits
Learn how to tell employers you need time off for children's doctor visits in this video with Dr. Diana...
Autism in Children - Healthy Kid Tips .com
Michael Davis, MD, pediatrician, talks about autism in...
How to Disagree with Your Doctor
Michael Davis, MD, pediatrician discusses how to disagree with your doctor without sore... Children's Health - How to Treat Autism With a Nutritional PerspectiveBy: Kyle J. Norton | 26/09/2009 | HealthA nutritional supplement is also known as a food supplement, it is defined as a form of food supplement which is prepared with the intention of providing nutrients for people who for what ever reason are found to have a nutritional supplement deficiency, such as vitamins, minerals, fiber, fatty acids,amino acids, etc. Many countries define nutritional supplements as foods, while in others they are defined as drugs. Cell Phones and Children's HealthBy: Gloria Moore | 08/01/2008 | TechnologyChildren are much more susceptible to absorbing greater amounts of radiation from cellular phones than adults. For this reason, many scientists and doctors recommend that children not use cellular phones until technology can be proven safe. Children's Health - How to Treat Autism in a Conventional PerspectiveBy: Kyle J. Norton | 25/09/2009 | HealthConventional medicine is also known as Western medicine. It is a system of medical approach in which medical doctor and other health professionals such as nurses, medical technician and specialists and therapists, etc. use medication, radiation, medical equipments or surgery to treat symptoms of disease and diseases. Children's Health - Autism - Important Diet For Autistic ChildrenBy: Kyle J. Norton | 02/10/2009 | Mental HealthAlthough medication and physical therapies are important for autistic children, without carefully chosen intake of foods with vital nutrients, they will be lessened their effectiveness. In some cases, it may contribute to severity of the symptoms if wrong kinds of food are taken as we mentioned in previous article. It is the responsibility of the parent of autistic children to record daily food intake and carefully observe the reaction of the child during early stage of diagnosis. The Greatest Threat to Our children's Health: Diabetes?!By: Kevin Kielty | 05/06/2009 | Diseases & ConditionsKnowing the risks and taking the right steps today can lead to a healthier tomorrow. Children's Health - Autism - Definition and CausesBy: Kyle J. Norton | 26/09/2009 | HealthAutism is defined as medical condition in which a child has some of the following impairments a) Speech b) Social and communication skills c) Limited interest d) Repetitive behaviour Children’s Health – ChickenpoxBy: Stella Mak | 05/06/2009 | ParentingLearn how to prevent your kids from contracting chickenpox so as to prevent any unforseen side effects. Childrens Mental Health AnxietyBy: Simon Jones | 17/07/2007 | Non-FictionIt can be difficult to diagnose a mental health or anxiety problem in a child, simply because their changing moods and behaviour can often be attributed to a normal part of the growing up process, however, there are certain signs and symptoms that might indicate a child is suffering more than what would be considered normal and they may need some sort of help to get back to their old self again.
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