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When should parents take the plunge? “Cell phones are part of modern life, and kids will need them eventually,” says Lisa Ryan, MD, PhD, a Washington University clinical associate pediatrician at Woods Mills Pediatrics. “Personally, I think most kids don’t need a cell phone until ...

Earbuds are popular among children and teenagers, but these tiny devices can cause big damage to hearing if used improperly. Over time, exposure to sounds 85 decibels (dB) or higher can cause noise-induced hearing loss. ...

Learn about the dangers of vaping and nicotine for teenagers and young adults. Discover the signs of use, health risks, and how to talk to your children about the dangers of nicotine addiction. ...

Bringing a baby home from the hospital during the COVID-19 pandemic is still joyous, but it comes with extra things to think about. ...

At the Down Syndrome Center, we want to help your child reach his or her full potential in all aspects of life. To achieve that goal, proper health care is instrumental in your child’s development. That’s why our comprehensive, multi-disciplinary center focuses on helping to ...

St. Louis Children's Hospital discusses what you can say to your child about e-cigarettes and smoking. Learn more. ...

You visit your pediatrician for most issues related to your 6-year-old daughter’s health. Why wouldn’t you turn to the provider who knows her medical history best when it’s time to prepare for flu season? ...

The Neuromuscular Program focuses on evidence-based treatments and the development of innovative therapies for neuromuscular disorders in children. ...

A review of the conference we held in November 2020. Presenter Donelle S. Holle, RN – President and Chief Executive Officer, Peds Coding, INC. Ms. Holle brings over 30 years ...

Learn about the Cancer Therapy program for children with all types of cancer at St. Louis Children's Hospital. For more information, contact us at 314-454-KIDS. ...