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Stress in Young Athletes

Young athletes deal with stress every day. They may feel stress from hard practices, big games, schoolwork and their emotions. Learning how to handle stress is important for doing well in sports and staying healthy.

42nd Annual School Health Conference: Featuring Hands-On School Nursing Skills

This year's conference will highlight dynamic speakers on topics such as food allergies, EMS practices, digital boundaries, functional seizures, and much more.

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Sribnick Lab

Under the direction of Eric A. Sribnick, MD, PhD, the Sribnick Lab's research focuses on how the body’s immune system responds after traumatic brain injury.

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Dougherty Lab Staff

Kylie Dougherty, PhD, RN Principal Investigator and Nurse Scientist Kylie.Dougherty@NationwideChildrens.org Kylie Dougherty, PhD, RN is a Nurse Scientist in the Center for Nursing Excellence at Nationwide Children’s Hospital and an Associate faculty member in the Center for Child Health

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Thakkar Lab

Under the direction of Rajan Thakkar, MD, the Thakkar lab’s research aims to examine immune function at the systemic and tissue level in pediatric thermal injury using both whole blood and tissue specimens.

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The Importance of Tummy Time

Tummy time helps babies build the strength they need to roll, sit, crawl, and explore the world around them. Learn why it’s so important, how much your baby needs at each stage, and easy ways to make tummy time fun and successful.

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Helping Your Child Adjust To Hearing Aids

Each year, thousands of school-aged children and newborn babies are diagnosed with some degree of hearing loss. For many of these kids, hearing aids will become the gateway to the world of sounds around them.

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Helicobacter Pylori

H. pylori is a very common bacteria that infects the stomach. It may not show many signs or symptoms. 

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What to Expect

The road to pediatric heart transplantation can be a long journey for some families, while for others the need may arise quickly and unexpectedly. Learn what to expect.