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02/17/2026

The incidence of gastrointestinal cancers among persons under 50 years of age has been increasing. Dietary improvements can reduce the risk.

02/15/2026

Measles cases nationwide are at a new high, particularly among the unimmunized and the under-immunized, with potentially devastating consequences. Children should receive routine MMR (Measles, Mumps, and Rubella) vaccines at 1 year and 4 years of age. If you reside in or are traveling to an area of measles outbreak with an infant under the age of 1 year, talk with your pediatrician. Your infant may be eligible for an earlier vaccine.

“Measles is a bad bug,” APHA CEO Georges C. Benjamin, MD, tells CNN. During a usual outbreak, “money would flow, resources would come in, there would be a big national educational campaign, and quite frankly, a large vaccination campaign across all areas of our country.”

02/15/2026

There are no screening tests for childhood cancers, but if you are concerned, talk with your pediatrician. Some vaccines, like Hepatitis B and HPV, can help prevent certain types of cancers.

01/14/2026

Some clarity amid the confusion.

​AAP vs. Federal Vaccine Schedules: Learn what changed in the CDC’s 2026 immunization plan, why the American Academy of Pediatrics still recommends the full schedule, and what parents need to know to keep kids protected.

10/15/2025

Getting toddlers to eat healthy can be challenging. Decreasing their reliance on milk can help.

Find tips to help ease a milk dependency habit, reintroduce solid foods, prevent nutrient gaps and encourage a healthier, more varied diet for your toddler or young child.

10/14/2025

There is a lot of information and misinformation out there about vaccines. Here is an accurate overview of the triumphs and challenges of public health vaccine campaigns.

Vaccination campaigns have nearly eradicated some of the most deadly and transmissible diseases. However, against a backdrop of a rising tide of vaccine hesitancy, and U.S. leaders pulling global support, outbreaks are cropping up again.

10/13/2025

The ghost of Halloween conjured up these great tips for families to have a safer trick or treat. 👻

Dr. Hailey Nelson joins us for this special Halloween-themed episode. They dive into key safety topics including pedestrian safety during trick-or-treating, selecting costumes that are both festive and functional, and setting boundaries for preteens and teens heading out with friends. They also prov...

10/12/2025

If you are struggling to fall asleep or stay asleep, follow these sleep hygiene tips and speak with your doctor.

Middle-aged women with insomnia, poor sleep quality and other sleep disturbances may have worse cardiovascular health, a new study finds.

10/11/2025

It’s Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Learn the signs and know that there is help.

Everyone deserves a healthy relationship. If you would like to talk to someone about a complicated relationship, contact our Adult Services Program at 614-722-8293 (8 a.m. – 8 p.m. M-F). If […]

10/10/2025

If you feel your child is facing toxic stress, talk with your pediatrician. There are ways to prevent toxic stress as well as ways to limit the detrimental effects of toxic stress.

Children can feel stress from everyday experiences, like trying new things. Usually, this kind of stress doesn't last long. But some experiences, like being exposed to abuse or violence, can cause toxic stress. That kind of stress is more serious, lasts longer, and builds up if it’s not properly addressed. To learn more, see https://bit.ly/3RbgQxh

10/09/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and a great time to great a screening mammogram.

10/09/2025

Exercise should be fun as well as healthy!

It's important for kids to exercise, even if they don't like sports! Read to find out why and ideas to help encourage it.