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What is Substance Use Disorder?

While addiction can happen to anyone, the developing adolescent brain is especially sensitive to the toxic effects of substance use. The most common substances teens use include alcohol, nicotine — in vapes, cigarettes, and chewing tobacco — and…

How can I help my child with an intellectual disability?

Intellectual disability can be predicted in early childhood, but usually not given as a diagnosis until after age five when a child doesn’t meet the expected developmental milestones.

What is an intellectual disability?

Sometimes, the term “delay” is used to talk about young children whose developmental skills have not reached the level expected for their age. These developmental skills might include things like language, movement, problem-solving, or play skills.

What to Expect During Your Child’s Ophthalmology Visit

Taylor Gateman, a Boston Children’s orthoptist, reviews the different steps your child will experience during a typical ophthalmology visit. Discover what to expect upon arrival, the examination process, who you may meet, and what happens after.

Cardiac Conversations: Minimally invasive approach to ASD repair

  An atrial septal defect (ASD) is one of the most common congenital heart defects (CHDs). Boston Children’s heart clinicians offer several ASD treatment options to ensure families can make the best decision to support their child’s needs. If a…

Are performing artists athletes, too?

When you think of athletes, you might picture football players, runners, or wrestlers. However, performing arts athletes — such as dancers, figure skaters, and musicians — lead lives that are just as physically demanding as those of traditional…

Opciones de tratamiento para la parálisis cerebral

La parálisis cerebral, o CP, por sus siglas en inglés, es una condición que se produce a causa de una lesión en el cerebro en desarrollo de un niño, la cual no empeora con el tiempo, pero a medida que su hijo crezca, sus síntomas podrían cambiar. Es…

¿Qué es la parálisis cerebral?

La parálisis cerebral es un grupo de trastornos que afectan el tono muscular, la postura y el movimiento de un niño. Se produce a causa de una lesión en el cerebro en desarrollo de un bebé.

Endocrine Wellness Programs: Vegetable Frittata

Welcome to cooking class with the Endocrine Wellness Programs at Boston Children’s Hospital! Join us to discover easy, healthy recipes you can make in the comfort of your own home. The EMPOWER Program uses modern tools and evidence to approach…

How will asthma impact my child's life?

Asthma is one of the most common chronic conditions affecting children in the United States, and understanding it is key to helping kids live healthy, active lives. In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Arnold sits down with Erin Antonellis, a nurse…

What is cystic fibrosis?

Cystic fibrosis is an inherited disease that affects a child’s breathing, digestion, and growth. Cystic fibrosis is caused by a mutation — or change — in the genes of a person born with the condition. This gene mutation can cause thick, sticky mucus…

¿Qué es la fibrosis quística?

La fibrosis quística es una enfermedad hereditaria que afecta la respiración, la digestión y el crecimiento de los niños. La fibrosis quística es causada por una mutación o cambio en los genes de una persona que nace con esta condición. Esta…

Boston Children's Answers Parentcast

Boston Children’s Answers Parentcast is the ultimate podcast for parents who want expert advice on keeping their kids healthy. Hosted by neonatologist and mom Dr. Jennifer Arnold, each episode features Boston Children’s specialists sharing valuable…

What Is Retinal Gene Therapy?

Retinal gene therapy provides a working copy of a gene to the retinal cells of the eye. Dr. Efren Gonzalez, director of the Pediatric Retina Program, explains how it works. 

¿Qué es el trastorno de atracones compulsivos?

El trastorno de atracones compulsivos o comer compulsivamente es el trastorno alimenticio más frecuente en los Estados Unidos. Las personas con este trastorno consumen frecuentemente una gran cantidad de alimentos, conocidos como “atracones” y…

Advanced care for high-risk pregnancies

The Boston Children's Fetal Care and Surgery Center provides advanced care for high-risk pregnancies and fetal anomalies. Using cutting-edge imaging and a multidisciplinary team, we create personalized care plans and offer innovative fetal surgeries…

Welcome to the Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia (CDH) Center

Congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) is a condition where a child’s diaphragm does not fully develop in the womb. This allows abdominal organs to move into the chest, preventing normal lung development. The Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia Center at…

Treatment options for vaginal yeast infection

Once you’ve been diagnosed with a yeast infection, your healthcare provider can tell you which treatment is right for you.

What is a vaginal yeast infection?

What is commonly known as a “yeast infection” is also called candidiasis. It occurs when a type of fungus, or yeast, that is normally present in the digestive system and the vaginal area overgrows. Yeast infections can be treated with medication.

Opciones de tratamiento para la infección vaginal por hongos

Una vez que le hayan diagnosticado una infección por hongos, su proveedor de atención médica puede decirle qué tratamiento es el adecuado para usted.

¿Qué es una infección vaginal por hongos?

Lo que frecuentemente se sabe que es una “infección por hongos” también se llama candidiasis. Ocurre cuando un tipo de hongo o levadura que normalmente está presente en el sistema digestivo y el área vaginal crece demasiado. Las infecciones por…

Fall Diabetes Cooking Class

In this special fall-themed cooking class, diabetes nurse educator Gretchen Waldman and clinical nutrition specialist Sharon Weston share cooking tips and strategies for managing type 1 diabetes. Follow along as they prepare sweet potato chili,…

What to expect from a bone-anchored hearing system

A bone-anchored hearing system can transform a child’s life. When they can hear out of both ears, children are able to keep themselves safe and participate in sports and other activities they love. In this video, Dr. Gi Soo Lee, associate in the…

Bone-anchored hearing system implant surgery

Bone-anchored hearing system surgery is generally an outpatient procedure — meaning children can usually go home the same day. And the process typically involves minimal pain and light aftercare, so children are often back to their normal selves…

Types of bone-anchored hearing systems

There are different types of bone-anchored hearing systems (BAHS). A child’s age and individual needs will dictate the BAHS that works best for them. In this video, Dr. Gi Soo Lee, associate in the Department of Otolaryngology and Communication…

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