Healthy Parenting Pitched By Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital

In this episode, we speak to our art and music therapists on tips of how to help children during the covid-19 pandemic

Holidays are a great time to enjoy with the family. For most families, most of that time is spent eating!

We've brought back a popular show from last year in which one of our pediatric dietician provided lots of helpful tips on how to eat healthier during the holidays.

In this episode, we invited Dr. Dan Hsu to discuss the five common myths about vaping and the dangers of children and teenagers using e-cigarettes.

One in 5 high school kids and one in 20 middle school kids used e-cigarettes in 2018.

Did you know that sudden cardiac death is the leading cause of death in young athletes during sports? Given this fact, it’s important for student athletes to have a pre-participation physical evaluation (PPE) and EKG or ECG screening to determine their risk for heart and other health conditions that may place them at higher risk of injury, illness and death.

To talk more about PPE and EKG screening for your child, we

invited Tony Milian, the administrative director of Joe Ds U18 sports medicine program, to today’s show.

For National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, in this episode, we speak to Dr. Brian Cauff, a pediatric oncologist at Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital. Dr. Cauff discusses the treatments for cancer and how the majority of the children with cancer ultimately beat the disease.

In this episode, we talk about indirect football injuries such as heat stroke that could prove fatal for student athletes. We discuss such injuries with Dr. Jeremy Frank of Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital. Dr. Frank discusses questions parents should be asking their child's coaches in regards to safety.

In this episode we discuss Sickle Cell Disease. It is a genetic disorder that affects approximately 100k Americans.

It’s the most common inherited blood disorder babies are born with and primarily affects African-Americans, and people from South and Central America.

Today’s guest, Dr. Anne Marie Schaefer, a pediatric hematologist/oncologist with Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, joins us today to discuss the condition and what parents and teens should know about the hospital’s transition program.

In this episode we discuss Sickle Cell Disease. It is a genetic disorder that affects approximately 100k Americans.

It’s the most common inherited blood disorder babies are born with and primarily affects African-Americans, and people from South and Central America.

Today’s guest, Dr. Anne Marie Schaefer, a pediatric hematologist/oncologist with Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, joins us today to discuss the condition and what parents and teens should know about the hospital’s transition program.

In this episode, we focus on autism. Specifically, we’ll be talking about a new and unique amenity recently launched at Joe Ds ER designed to help children who are overly sensitive to sights, sounds and touch stay calm - a multimedia sensory cart.

The program features a pre-recorded segment with our guests, Carmen Mead, one of Joe Ds talented child life specialist, and Natalie Castro, the founder and CEO of Pieces of Inspiration, a consulting firm that specializes in coaching and training people about

autism.

Our coffee chat topic is about AMC Theaters and Regal Cinema’s partnership with the Autism Society to offer sensory-friendly films.

In this episode, we focus on autism. Specifically, we’ll be talking about a new and unique amenity recently launched at Joe Ds ER designed to help children who are overly sensitive to sights, sounds and touch stay calm - a multimedia sensory cart.

The program features a pre-recorded segment with our guests, Carmen Mead, one of Joe Ds talented child life specialist, and Natalie Castro, the founder and CEO of Pieces of Inspiration, a consulting firm that specializes in coaching and training people about

autism.

Our coffee chat topic is about AMC Theaters and Regal Cinema’s partnership with the Autism Society to offer sensory-friendly films.