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Joan Han Named Nationwide Children’s Hospital’s Chief of Endocrinology
Joan Han, MD, has been named chief of the Division of Endocrinology at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, effective January 2026.
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IBD and School Accommodations: Establishing a 504 Plan
Being a student with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), can be a stressful experience for children and their parents. Concerns about access to restrooms, missed school days and homework and the general impact of managing a chronic illness within a school setting are common.
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6 Things Every Parent Should Know About Toilet Training
Potty training takes patience for both kids and parents. From setting routines to praising progress, discover practical tips that make the transition smoother, reduce stress, and build your child’s confidence. Plus, learn when it may be time to talk with your pediatrician.
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What to Expect When Your Child Needs a Sleep Study
There are many reasons why your child’s doctor may order a sleep study. Often it is to find out if a child has difficulty breathing while sleeping. Knowing what to expect makes this an easier procedure for you and your child.
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La Crosse Virus: What You Need to Know
Mosquito bites are more than a nuisance, they can spread viruses like La Crosse, which may cause severe illness in children. Learn where this virus is found, how to recognize symptoms, and what families can do to protect against infection.
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Umbilical Hernia: When Should You Worry?
Noticing a bulge near your baby’s belly button? It may be an umbilical hernia: a common condition in infants that usually heals on its own. Learn what to watch for, when to call the doctor, and how surgery can help if the hernia doesn’t resolve.
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Emotional Support for the Colorectal Patient
Noticing a bulge near your baby’s belly button? It may be an umbilical hernia, a common condition in infants that usually heals on its own. Learn what to watch for, when to call the doctor, and how surgery can help if the hernia doesn’t resolve.
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Talking to your Medical Provider about HIV
Starting a conversation about HIV with your medical provider isn’t always easy, but it’s one of the most important steps you can take for your health. Learn how to talk about risk factors, testing, and prevention, and discover resources for care and support.
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Understanding Late Adolescence
From the preteen years to late adolescence and beyond, continue to nurture your relationship with your child to develop a bond that thrives at every stage.