Dr. Ron Dick discusses a new service, which helps improve the quality of life of children with complex conditions.
Dr. Ghassan Wahbeh discusses the prevalence of Crohn’s Disease in children.
Get tips from Dr. Joel Berg on how to prevent cavities and keep your child’s teeth and gums healthy.
Dr. Ben Danielson discusses ways to treat childhood constipation.
Dr. Danielle Zerr discusses the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) updated flu vaccine recommendations for children, and offers parents advice on ways to protect their children from the flu.
Dr. Richard Ellenbogen discusses a surgery to help children suffering from a rare brain condition called MoyaMoya.
If your child suffers from celiac disease there’s a good chance you don’t know it, but the disease can have long term consequences for your child’s health.
A look at the healthcare reform plans of Presidential nominees John McCain and Barack Obama. Hugh Ewart, Director of Government Affairs at Seattle Children’s, discusses how these plans may affect healthcare coverage for children.
Seattle Children’s Hospital’s telemedicine program makes it possible for patients as far away as Alaska and Montana to get diagnosed via the internet.
Juan Fernandez discusses interpreter services at Seattle Children’s and how they can assist non-English speaking families. (Espanol)
Dr. Nathalia Jimenez discusses general surgery and anesthesia procedures on local Spanish-language station KUNS-TV.
Dr. Daniel Low discusses how iPhones are used to soothe children before surgery.
Dr. Patrick Healey discusses organ transplants in children.
Dr. Maida Chen discusses the effects of sleep apnea on children.
Dr. Jorge Reyes discusses the transplant program at Children’s in a segment on local Spanish-language station KUNS-TV.
Dr. Ben Danielson answers questions about children’s dental health and potty training.
Dr. Bruder Stapleton provides tips on how parents can advocate for their children when going to the hospital.
Dr. M. Bender discusses the symptoms and treatment options for sickle cell disease.
In its latest edition of Profiles, KIRO 7 follows Big Apple Circus clowns as they visit with Children’s patients.
Dr. Jorge Reyes discusses the wide range of services offered at Children’s during an interview with Univision, the local Spanish-language TV station.
Dr. Robin Hornung discusses teen acne.
Dr. Ben Danielson answers parents’ questions about general pediatric care.
Dr. Richard Ellenbogen discusses the symptoms and dangers of sports-related concussions.
Dr. Leslie Walker answers questions on basic pediatric care.
This special takes a look into the O.R. at Seattle Children’s from the perspectives of staff and patients.
Dr. Chris Delecki talks about tooth decay in baby teeth and the pain it can cause.
Dr. Doug Diekema discusses issues to be tackled during the 2007 Bioethics Conference.
What are your concerns and what do you want to know when it comes to raising healthy kids? Dr. Ben Danielson has the answers in his regular Ask the Doctor segment.
Dr. Ben Danielson gives tips for dealing with bedwetting and warning signs for more serious problems.
Dr. Tony Woodward discusses the treatment and prevention of head injuries in children.
Veronica Minai discusses interpreter services at Seattle Children’s.
Dr. Rich Molteni talks about the alarming number of children with dental problems.
A recent study says cough medicine abuse has increased 10-fold since 1999. Dr. Cora Breuner talks about this issue.
Dr. Maida Chen discusses when to consider checking for sleep apnea.
Dr. Richard Molteni talks about combining non-traditional and traditional medicine to help children with illnesses and disabilities.
Dr. Linda Quan has some advice on preventing dehydration.
Facing surgery and the pain of recovery is scary for anyone, especially for a child. But now, more and more doctors are literally putting pain control in the hands of their littlest patients.
Your child has a tummy ache, a fever or sharp pains in his leg. You may agonize over whether to call the doctor in the middle of the night or wait until the next day’s office hours. And when should you head to the hospital? Dr. Richard Molteni answers all those questions.
Dr. Tony Woodward offers tips on healthy traveling for the kids whether it’s by car, train or plane.
At least 2,000 children across the country are waiting right now for an organ transplant. Their anxious parents usually have no idea if or when that organ will come, or if it will come in time.
When you announce to your child you’re taking them to the doctor, does a look of fear set in? It doesn’t have to be that way. Dr. Karen Murray has some tips for taking your child to the doctor.
Dr. Richard Molteni discusses the importance of oral health in children.
Over 100,000 children in Washington state are uninsured. This often causes a delay in a child’s health care, which could result in disabling or life-threatening illnesses. Dr. Richard Molteni talks about the importance of making health care accessible to all children in our state.
The Northwest has long been a good source for alternative medicine. But now acupuncture is going mainstream. Young patients at Seattle’s Children’s Hospital are being treated with the ancient Chinese medicine for everything from pain to ADHD.
With the sunny and warm days we’re having, many families are rushing to the beach or the swimming pool to beat the heat. Health experts are reminding us to take along and use that sunscreen.
When it comes to medicating children, doctors often have to resort to guesswork. That’s because there’s not a lot of research in this area. A national summit being held in Seattle is trying to change that.
While the risk of contracting West Nile Virus in Washington state is low, mosquito bites still pose a potential hazard. Dr. Ben Danielson talks about the risks and the steps you can take to protect your children.
Dr. Richard Molteni discusses complementary medicine.
Dr. Richard Molteni provides tips to keep your child’s teeth as healthy as possible.