Medscape Pediatrics Podcast

Dr Mona Hanna-Attisha updates Medscape viewers on the current state of the Flint water crisis and how clinicians can help protect their own communities from lead exposure.

Dr Paul Offit explains the various ways the flu virus can mutate away from the strains in the vaccine, as it has in the 2017-2018 season.

The use of electronic medical records requires that a physician be computer savvy. Can you lose your medical license if you lack computer skills?

What are the advances in biotechnology, genetic therapy, and healthcare delivery that are going to affect you in 2018, ready or not?

Dr Eric Topol discusses factors behind a predicted physician shortage (or lack thereof) with policy expert and ethicist Dr Ezekiel Emanuel.

Pesticides are associated with serious health risks, particularly in children.

Dr Jay Winner describes 'reframing,' a technique in which thinking about a stressful situation a little differently can reduce stress.

The latest surveillance report reveals that sexually transmitted infections are again on the rise.

Dr Tyree Winters stresses the importance of identifying at-risk kids and screening often, as much as annually, to be sure that early-stage type 2 diabetes is not missed.

Dr Andrew Kaunitz disputes the recent findings from a Danish breast cancer risk study that primarily studied women in a lower-risk group.