For Maryfrances Porter, PhD, health includes behavioral and emotional factors that all providers should be aware of and ready to support.
Category: Pediatrics
Our pediatric neurosurgery department collaboratively treats rare neurological conditions in children of all ages.
Pediatric neurologist James Brenton, MD, hopes to identify a tool to prognosticate future risk of disability at the first clinic visit.
UVA Health Children's pediatric sports cardiology program offers second opinions for pediatricians and cardiologists on young athletes.
Child Abuse Webinar Child abuse often leaves behind tell-tale signs, known as sentinel injuries. When pediatricians know how to recognize these marks and how to act on them, children's lives can improve and families can break abuse cycles. Jennifer Andrews, MD, specializes in child abuse. In this webinar, she'll share…
Artificial intelligence may change the way we treat pediatric cancer. Big data analysis makes more precise treatment possible.
With newborns, even small changes can indicate big problems. Neonatologist Brynne Sullivan shares insights on how providers can help.
Understanding what causes SIDS could lead to better methods of prevention and more lives saved. Fern Hauck, MD, focuses on these issues.
When craniosynostosis referrals come early, doctors have more options for treatment. Including minimally invasive surgery or observation.
Michael Hainstock, MD, shares why interventional pediatric cardiology is an exciting field, what inspired him, and how he works with providers.