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5 learnings about lice every parent needs to know
The school year means bringing home new friends, homework and in some unfortunate cases, those dreaded critters we know as head lice. Every parent fears the diagnosis — but if and when it happens to
The 3 Things Parents Should Know about Concussions
Learn the symptoms of a concussion and how to spot them.
How to Perform a Head Check for Head Lice
Learn how to perform a head check for head lice. Barbara Gips of Lice Connection shows you step-by-step how to perform a proper head check on your own, as we...
Medical School: Learning More Than Just Facts
Many people think medical school is all about memorization and books. But some of the most valuable lessons I learned in my first year as a medical student came from a much different experience. No matter what stage you are at in your journey, there are always new facts, techniques and ...
What You Need to Know About the Facts of Lice
Each year, 6 million to 12 million children get head lice. What are the symptoms of head lice and how can you treat it at home?
Dr. Zeltzman: 10 Things I Wish Every Cat Parent Would Do
Don't miss 10 candid request from Dr. Zeltzman that can keep your cat healthier for longer.
Kids and the flu shot: What parents need to know
Does my child need a flu shot? Can she get a flu shot at the same time as other vaccines? Is a nasal spray flu vaccine available? Get the answers to these questions and more, and learn where to get a flu shot.
Learning To Be Mediocre
Medical school is a constant, never-ending cycle between success and failure -- sometimes one occurring within moments of the other. To be a medical student is to fail. We fail at the small things: working out three times a week, being on time for a friend's birthday dinner, working on the research that has been on our desk for months. We also fail at the big things like exams, practical skills, asking for help when we most need it and sometimes letting ourselves…
Quick learning of CRISPR/Cas9
What is CRISPR? What is Cas9? How does CRISPR system work? What is needed to perform genome engineering in your lab? This short video introduces the basics o...
Learning to Cope With a Critical Illness
A critical illness diagnosis can come as a shock, but there are ways to plan and thrive. Learn about critical illness insurance and other methods to manage a diagnosis.
The tension between learning and the illness of others
Every doctor and doctor-in-training has a particular thing that drew them toward a career in medicine.
What's the Difference Between Machine Learning and AI?
These terms are often used interchangeably, but they are definitely not the same thing.
Concussion Symptoms and Signs that Every Parent Should Know
Are you worried your kid might have a concussion? Read through this list of concussion symptoms to find out if your child is showing signs of a concussion.
5 Things Parents Should Know About Scoliosis
If the school nurse or your child’s healthcare provider notices signs of scoliosis there are five things a parent should know about scoliosis.
6 Questions Parents Should Really Be Asking Pediatricians
As a pediatrician, I get lots of questions from parents -- but sometimes I wish they would ask different ones.<br>That's what check-ups are for, really: ...
Battling doctor burnout? New app makes a game of learning to beat it
AMA takes gamification approach with physician smartphone app that helps you learn how to improve your practice's efficiency to cut doctor burnout.
Confession: I'm Still Learning to Put My Health First
Are you stubborn about going to the doctor? I was, too--until I got a wake-up call that made me rethink my priorities.
Third year of medical school is like learning to ride a bike
Third year can be stressful and frustrating. It can even lead to apathy born of feelings of futility or inadequacy. But it doesn’t have to.
Do I Really Need to be Concerned with my Parent’s Blood Pressure?
If the doctor has concerns regarding your parent's blood pressure, take it seriously. High blood pressure is very real and serious; it could mean the
