New research from UC Irvine, Chapman and Rady Children’s finds unpredictable childhood home environments may increase risks of depression, obesity and mental health issues.
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AP News: Keeping babies safe in the summer heat
Dr. Katherine Williamson, a pediatrician with Rady Children’s Health in Orange, says heat has become a growing safety concern for children, making extra precautions during hot weather essential.
Study of nearly 30,000 children finds overlooked form of childhood adversity linked to mental health risks
An unpredictable home life increases a child’s risk for depression, anxiety, and physical symptoms such as headaches and stomachaches, according to the study, one of the largest investigations of childhood adversity conducted in a real-world setting.
The Orange County Register: Summer heat safety — What every parent should know
In the latest column, Dr. Vivi Tran shares easy tips to help kids stay safe in the heat and sun.
Rady Children’s sees success with new drug-free treatment of opioid-addicted newborns
For the first time at Rady Children’s Health, NICU staff at Mission are reporting success with a drug-free, quality-improvement tool called Eat, Sleep and Console.
The Orange County Register: Children with scoliosis can lead active, healthy and fulfilling lives
In the latest column, Dr. Taylor Jackson addresses early recognition, treatment options, and long-term outcomes for children with the spinal condition.
