Evaluating the First Seizure
An adolescent suffers an unprovoked seizure after a late night of video gaming. When a first seizure strikes, neurologist Eric Kossoff tells pediatricians what they can do. More
 
Pediatric Injuries in the Game
From screening young patients at risk of sports-related injuries to treating the injuries, pediatricians play a role, says pediatric orthopedic surgeon Paul Sponseller and others. More

Searching for the Source of Stridor
Pediatricians are well familiar with the high-pitched sound of stridor, notes pediatric otolaryngologist David Tunkel, but pinning down its source in infants is another matter. More

New Newsletter Delivers the Latest on Liver Disease
Pediatric Liver News, a new newsletter for pediatricians and their patients and families, reports the latest developments in diagnosing and treating childhood liver diseases. More

The Protectors of Abused Children
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. In this feature, meet the Hopkins Children's medical team that's first on the scene in treating child abuse.  More

Early Eye Surgery Better in Preemies
Premature babies born with severe forms of potentially blinding retinopathy of prematurity should be treated promptly after diagnosis. More

STI, HIV Counseling Inadequate in Male Teens
Despite national guidelines aimed at improving sexual health services for teenagers, most sexually active boys still get too little counseling. More