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Answer Line nurse Courtney Moore outlines playground safety tips for the St. Louis Post Dispatch.

Dr. F. Sessions Cole, Chief Medical Officer, speaks with KSDK about new genetic tests available to determine athletic potential.

Dr. Angela Lumba-Brown outlines the signs, symptoms, and treatment options for concussion in the St. Louis Post Dispatch Healthy Kids Column.

Episode 3 of The Frontline for Hope aired March 30 on KSDK.

Joe Buck talks about his love for St. Louis Children's Hospital, and his role in the docuseries "The Frontline for Hope" with The Maryville Pawprint.

Episode 1 of The Frontline for Hope aired on KSDK Saturday, March 16.

St. Louis Kids Magazine highlights the new TV docuseries airing Saturday nights on KSDK. 

The new docuseries featuring St. Louis Children's Hospital, The Frontline for Hope, is announced by the St. Louis American.

KSDK goes behind the scenes of the docuseries highlighting St. Louis Children's Hospital that will air Saturday nights. 

Sometimes moms need more than a spoonful of sugar to get their kids to take their medicine.  Dr. Kirstin Lee offers tips on KTVI.

The St. Louis Post Dispatch introduces us to Drew, a neurocritical care patient at St. Louis Children's Hospital.

Three St. Louis Children's Hospital physicians outline their concerns about the gun violence they see regularly.

KTVI talks to Dr. Kirstin Lee on how to help a sick child feel better through this cold and flu season.

Dr. Kathleen Berchelmann talks to KTVI about Flamin' Hot Cheetos: what makes them so appealing, and the health issues they can cause in kids.

For his Making a Difference segment, KSDK's Mike Bush highlighted Velma Hunt, patient liaison from the Emergency Unit for more than 55 years!

ER visits linked to use of energy drinks have spiked.  Dr. Kelly Ross explains why they can be dangerous on KTVI.

Dr. Jackie Saito talks to KTVI about kids and appendicitis: signs, symptoms, and best how doctors can best diagnose the condition.

Dr. Greg Storch explains to KTVI that flu season is slower to hit Missouri, but the worst could still be coming.

Winter is upon us, and the germs are spreading. Dr. Kathleen Berchelmann talks to KTVI about the illnesses we're seeing in our emergency department.

Dr. Doug Carlson speaks to KSDK about the dangers of kids spending too much time in the cold weather.

Dr. Kathleen Berchelmann talks with KSDK about new guidelines on daily milk consumption for kids.

Dr. Doug Carlson shares advice with KSDK about how heavy a child's backpack should be.

Dr. Kathleen Berchelmann, pediatric hospitalist, discusses the medical complications that can arise from consuming too much of a particular kind of junk food.

Diana Kraus, RN, manager of trauma services, along with more than 60 kids from our daycare, helps KSDK illustrate the dangers of the blind spot.

Trauma Center manager Diana Kraus talks about a new law governing how emergency responders care for kids in the field.

Cold and flu season is upon us. KTVI spoke with Dr. Bo Kennedy, emergency medicine, about staying healthy this time of year.