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- Joan Han, MD, Named Chief of Endocrinology
- Downtown Adolescent Medicine Clinic Moves to Livingston Ambulatory Center
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Primary Care Matters
Advancement With Intention: My Experience With an AI Scribe by Jonathan Mathis, MD, FAAP
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Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT) Surgery and Clinic Locations
Find out where ENT services are treated.
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High Up Is High Risk
Falls are the number one cause of non-fatal injuries in kids—and most are preventable. Learn why “if it’s high up, it’s high risk,” plus seven easy steps you can take at home, in the hospital, and on the go to help keep your baby safe from falls.
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Highchair Safety: Simple Steps to Protect Your Child
Highchairs and booster seats are part of everyday life—which makes it easy to overlook safety. Learn practical ways to prevent falls and injuries, from always using all safety straps (including the crotch strap) to keeping hazards out of reach, choosing a stable seat, and checking for recalls so your child can enjoy meals safely wherever you go.
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What To Expect From Ear Tube Surgery
Placing tubes in the ears has many benefits. An ear tube drains the fluid and equalizes the pressure in the middle ear. Ear tubes provide access to the infected area of the ear, allowing the use of eardrops to treat the ear infection.
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5K for Kids' Mental Health 2026
COLUMBUS, Ohio – The 5K for Kids’ Mental Health will return for a third year to Columbus Crew’s ScottsMiracle-Gro Field on Sunday, May 31.
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Sexual Behaviors In Young Children
Understanding your child’s behaviors can sometimes feel confusing—especially when it comes to body awareness and curiosity. Learn what’s developmentally typical, what may signal concern, and how to support healthy boundaries as your child grows. This parent‑friendly guide from pediatric experts breaks it all down with clarity and reassurance.
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Questions to Ask When Choosing a Pediatrician
When you are expecting your first child, there are numerous decisions to be made. The list seems endless. Choosing which pediatrician will care for your sweet newborn should be near the top of the list.
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Bullying and Colorectal Conditions
Bullying is defined as the act of trying to cause suffering and to frighten another individual by means of verbal, physical, or virtual intimidation. Children who have a colorectal diagnosis can be subjected to especially cruel forms of bullying.