Vaccines are one of the medicine’s greatest discoveries, saving an estimated 42,000 lives in the U.S. each year. Immunizing your child now helps give him or her a lifetime free from vaccine-preventable diseases.
Millions of adults and kids have food allergies. Allergist Dr. Stephanie Leeds from Greenwich Hospital and Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital talked about the foods…
Called Family Bridge, the program is currently open to the families of newborns from…
06/04/2024 event : For over three decades, Dr. Richard Ehrenkranz was a leader in neonatology at Yale and on a national level, and a much…
Explore GLP-1 agonists for weight loss in type 1 diabetes with caution. Understand potential risks like hypoglycemia and DKA, while balancing benefits for heart and…
Yale researchers say that nasal application of neomycin shows promise in the prevention and treatment of respiratory viral infections
Forestry experts Dr. Mark Ashton and Dr. Joseph Orefice explain the threats to our forests and the solutions we can all be a part of. …
06/03/2024 event : Welcome to the 6th annual New England Pediatric Hospital Medicine Conference (NEPHM), June 3, 2024. NEPHM 2024 will be presented via a…
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (WTNH) – Connecticut’s Morning Buzz Reporter Jillian Andrews recently spoke with Dr. Michael Sider, a pediatrician at Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital, about safe sleeping…
Kourtney Kardashian recently said she drank breast milk to keep from getting sick. Here’s what doctors think.
Experts Kristin Reynolds and Mark Bomford discuss important concepts and controversies in advancing sustainable food systems locally and globally. What is a sustainable food system?
