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broandsis.mp3
Kyla Boyse speaks with Brenda Volling, Ph.D., regarding advice for young people with problems getting along with their siblings.
economy.mp3
As the economy continues to falter, a poll released today shows that parents must make harder choices about how to spend what money they have, and children - especially those who are uninsured or who are among the lowest income bracket.
lasertreatment.mp3
Using laser technology treatment to combat skin damage such as wrinkles and scars is discussed.
After Delivery: New moms urged to take care of postpartum health
Childbirth may be the most natural thing in the world, but that certainly doesn't mean its easy! Over half of women suffer from postpartum ailments. Many of these women suffer in silence, embarrassed to talk with their doctor or even their friends.
Cheerleading is leading cause of catastrophic injury
Cheerleading has become the leading cause of catastrophic injury in young female athletes. University of Michigan Health System expert discusses cheerleading injuries and advises parents on how to help keep their children cheering safely.
Number of patients with dementia on the rise
By the year 2050, about 30 million Americans are expected to suffer from Alzheimers disease. Experts in the field are trying to determine if sophisticated imaging equipment can help predict the development of the disease.
babysibling.mp3
Kyla Boyse speaks with Brenda Volling, Ph.D., regarding young people with baby siblings.
helmets.mp3
Studies have shown wearing a helmet while riding a bicycle reduces one's risk of death by more than 50 percent, yet every three days, a child in the United States is killed while riding a bicycle.
siblingabuse.mp3
Kyla Boyse speaks with Brenda Volling, Ph.D., about sibling abuse.
siblingrivalry.mp3
Kyla Boyse speaks with Brenda Volling, Ph.D., about the basics of sibling rivalry.
daylightsavings.mp3
The effects of losing an hour of sleep to daylight-savings is discussed, including how adults and children are affected, and how to combat the problem.
toysafety.mp3
Kyla Boyse speaks with Dr. Sharon Swindell about toy safety.
alzheimers.mp3
By the year 2050, about 30 million Americans are expected to suffer from Alzheimer¿s disease. Experts in the field are trying to determine if sophisticated imaging equipment can help predict the development of the disease.
kidneystoneschildren.mp3
The rising rates of children with kidney stones is discussed, including why it is occurring, and how it can be prevented.
druginteraction.mp3
Interactions between prescription medications and over-the-counter medications are somewhat common. A University of Michigan pharmacist discusses what can be done to avoid unwanted side effects.
kidsaltmeds.mp3
A discussion about the increase in treating symptomatic children with alternative medicine therapies, including the most common therapies used.
pacemaker.mp3
The importance of donating pacemakers to third-world countries in need is discussed.
Hoarding.mp3
An overview of the debilitating condition, hoarding, is discussed, including the psychological and safety risks.
alcopops.mp3
Opening a tall cool beverage during the ball game or at a backyard cookout on a hot day is what families do. This summer, will your child be opening a soft drink or a hard one? Flavored alcoholic beverages - or alcopops - are becoming more popular.
Endometriosis: Symptoms, causes and treatments
delayedpuberty.mp3
A discussion on delayed puberty, and how parents can help children going through early or late puberty.
Use of complementary and alternative therapies in children
Complementary and alternative therapies are becoming more and more popular in the pint-size set. A U-M pediatrician discusses the use of complementary and alternative therapies in children and offers advice on what may be safe and effective.
earlypuberty.mp3
A discussion on puberty and how "precocious" puberty affects children.
Insurance.mp3
Trouble paying health plan premiums and difficulty affording out-of-pocket expenses for medications aren¿t just problems of the uninsured anymore. They're also concerns for families with private insurance, according to the Mott Poll.
pancancergene.mp3
Pancreatic cancer is the 11th most common cause of cancer in the United States, but it is the 4th leading cause of cancer death. Each year, about 40-thousand Americans are diagnosed with the disease; within 5 years, almost all will die from it.
Colon Cancer: The Importance of a Screening Colonoscopy
A colonoscopy is the most reliable way to prevent and detect colon cancer.
shortness.mp3
A discussion on how "growing up short" affects children.
vday09.mp3
Tips on how to indulge on heart healthy treats for Valentine's Day is discussed.