The Peds Pod by Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital

At-home genetic testing kits have become very popular in recent history, but there is a difference between professional genetic testing and these kits. Shannon Holtrop, genetic counselor, discusses genetic testing.

Coronavirus is in the news. How concerned should you be? Dr. Nick Hysmith, Medical Director of Infection Prevention, discusses coronavirus.

Children are more susceptible to frostbite than adults. Dr. Timothy O'Connor, Pediatric Emergency Specialist at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital, discusses facts about cold weather and how to protect your child.

Shared electric scooters are gaining popularity, but their pervasiveness has resulted in many preventable injuries. Dr. Regan Williams, Medical Director of Trauma Services and Assistant Professor at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center Departments of Surgery and Pediatrics, discusses scooter safety.

Cooper Kilburn was born without an airway and voice box, living with a trachea tube to function. Dr. Jerome Thompson, Professor and Chair of Otolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery at The University of Tennessee Health Science Center, discusses the groundbreaking surgery performed on Cooper.

Peanut allergies are very common, making a cure for this allergy very desirable. Dr. Jay Lieberman, Associate Professor at University of Tennessee Health Science Center, discusses peanut allergies.

Could that twitch be a harmless reflex or is it a symptom of seizure? Dr. Sarah Weatherspoon, Pediatric Neurologist at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital and Assistant Professor of Pediatric Neurology at The University of Tennessee Health Science Center, discusses infantile epilepsy.

Newborns may experience abdominal and bowel issues. Dr. Tim Jancelewicz, pediatric surgeon, discusses these conditions.

Growing pains aren't always caused by growth. Dr. Derek Kelly, pediatric orthopedic surgeon, discusses this complaint and what to do if your child is troubled by growing pains.

You want to protect your child's skin from sun damage, but is sunscreen safe? Dr. Teresa Wright, Chief of Pediatric Dermatology, discusses the ingredients in sunscreen.