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Friday Nov 18, 2011

Dr. Ian Jacobs Discusses the Dangers of Lithium Disc Batteries to NBC10

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CHOP Pediatricians Host Live Web Chat on 6ABC Online

 

6ABC featured CHOP pediatricians David Pollack, Zarana Swarup and Ira Strassman in an online chat to answer parents questions about their kids’ fevers, bumps, bruises. The chat was a great way to get CHOP expert opinions on what to do when something happens.

Read the ABC chat transcript here!

 



Wednesday Nov 09, 2011

Dr. Muller Quoted in Parenting Article

Allison Muller, Pharm.D., clinical managing director of the Poison Control Center at CHOP, was quoted in a an Parenting article about what to do when your kids eat gross things.

Make sure your kids aren’t choking or haven’t consumed large quantities. But if your child consumed anything toxic be sure to call the Poison Control Center immediately, Muller said. 

Read the full Parenting article here.



Wednesday Nov 02, 2011

Animal Bites

Animal bites are very common among kids who come to CHOP.  Some animal bites may seem harmless at first but not for this 18-year-old. The bite from her cat sent her right to CHOP because of the infection.

CHOP Dr. Rakesh Mistry was quoted in the ABC article saying that the bacteria in the animal's mouth, when inserted deep beneath the skin by those sharp teeth, has a much easier time staying there and causing problems.

Read the full ABC News Article here.

Learn more about Animal Bites here




What to do with Halloween Candy

Now that Halloween is over, all that extra candy is sitting around just waiting to be eaten! CHOP’s nutrition specialist Dr. Elizabeth Prout Parks was featured in the L.A Times giving a few tips on how to get rid of all that excess candy.

One of her key tips is to dole the candy out in limited quantities over the course of several days or weeks.

Read the full L.A Times article here 



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