Childrens Health

Women's World Cup Champion Christie Rampone's Free eBook Summer Survival Kit

The ultimate soccer mom, mother of two, Captain of the US Women’s Soccer Team and a gold-medal winner, Christie Rampone introducing her NEW Summer Survival Kit eBook with Epicor, a winning strategy on how to keep your kids healthy and happy this summer joins eHealth Radio and Family, Fitness & Nutrition Channels.
Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels and guest Christie Rampone discuss the following:What are some ways you play with your kids?Christie, you travel with your kids year round? How do you keep them entertained while on the road?What can you tell parents who have worked all day how to get excited about getting active with their kids?Late nights and road trips can wear kids out after a while, how do you keep your kids healthy throughout the summer?How do you plan for healthy food on busy summer days or while on the road?
Duration: 7:18

At 39, Christie Rampone is the captain of the United States women’s national soccer team and mother of two. She’s played in four FIFA Women’s World Cup Finals, including her championship 1999 competition and four Olympics women’s football tournaments, through which she has won three gold medals at the 2004 Athens Olympics, 2008 Beijing Olympics and 2012 London Olympics.

Web Site: www.epicorimmune.com

4 Resources Every Parent Needs to Know About to Stop Child Abuse Now

Cindy Sunday Powell the Executive Director of PACN (Pregnancy Assistance Center North) located in Spring and Conroe Texas joins eHealth Radio and the Mental and Children's Health Channels. Cindy discusses four resources every parent needs to know about to stop child abuse now.


Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels and guest Cindy Sunday Powell discuss the following:What are some factors why parents abuse their children?What should parents do if they feel like hurting their child?How can child abuse be prevented?What are the effects on survivors of child abuse?What should you do if you suspect a child is being abused?
Duration: 12:34
Cindy Sunday Powell is the Executive Director of PACN (Pregnancy Assistance Center North).  She has been with PACN for 23 years.  Before working at PACN, Cindy worked in marketing for an international company, TRW.  She lives in The Woodlands Texas with her husband, Dan.  Cindy is the mother of two and grandmother of three.  Her passion is for the underserved in her community.
4 Resources Every Parent Needs to Know About to Stop Child Abuse Now:
1. National Parent Hotline (www.nationalparenthelpline.org); 1-855-427-2736; parenting skills and crisis line.
2. Prevention & Early Intervention Program; home visitations for mentoring and educating.
3. Safe Haven Laws-places parents can take and leave their infants without facing criminal charges.
4. Child Help (childhelp.org); 1-800-422-4453; 24/7 hotline and crisis intervention, information and referrals.

Web Site: www.pacncommunity.orgFacebook: facebook.com/PACN.org 
Twitter: @GoPACN

The common affliction of Pee-Shy with Dr. Frank Spinelli

Dr. Frank Spinelli is board certified in Internal Medicine and a fellow of the American College of Phsyicians. He is also the author of Pee-Shy and joins eHealth Radio and the Children's Health and Mental Health Channels.

Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels and guest Dr. Frank Spinelli discuss the following:Why did you write your book, Pee-Shy?Can you explain why most victims don’t come forward sooner and when they do they’re usually an adult?Being “pee-shy” is a common affliction, but having it chronically is no laughing matter. How seriously can it affect a person’s life, and what feelings does it cause when you’re struggling with it in a social situation?If there is one misconception about child molestation you’d like to clear up what would that be?Do you think oversexualizing children promotes child molestation?
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Facts for parents regarding child molestation
1. Child molesters are often someone the child or the parents know. 1 in 6 boys and 1 in 4 girls are molested by age 16. Stranger abduction occurs 1 in 1.5 million.2. Talk to your children about their adult interactions with teachers, coaches, priests and neighbors.3. Sexual predators often communicate with children on line posing as other children.4. Monitor your child’s social media (Facebook, twitter), emails and texts.5. Certain on line games allow your child to play with people they don’t know. Question your child about their on line activity. For example if they are being asked to send pictures or if they are being directed to chat rooms or websites.What to do if you suspect a child is being molested.TATTLE = TATLT – TALK to your child. Ask them specific questions especially if you notice changes in their behavior (becoming withdrawn, bed wetting, decline in school performance).A – Go to the AUTHORITIES. Child molestation is a crime. If you suspect your child is being molested speak with the police. Do not go to the principal, head coach or Monsignor.T – THERAPY. Early professional psychological counseling will prevent years of shame, guilt and pain your child will experience.L – LOVE your child. Let them know they did nothing wrong. Tell them it wasn't their fault and that you are there for them.
Duration: 11:09
Dr. Frank Spinelli is a licensed and board certified internist at Chelsea Village Medical in Manhattan. He is an Associate Clinical Professor at New York Medical College and a fellow of the American College of Physicians. Dr. Spinelli is a board member of the Gay Men’s Health Crisis Center. He is the author of Advocate Guide to Gay Men’s Health and Wellness, published in 2008 by Alyson Books.
Dr. Spinelli appeared as himself on several episodes of Sesame Streethelping Murray define the Word on the Street. Currently, Dr. Spinelli appears monthly on Sirius Radio’s Morning Jolt, and co-hosted a two part show, Speak Out: Real Talk about AIDS on Sirius Radio. In 2012, he was featured in two documentaries, Positive Youth and the Emmy nominated, 30 Years from Here. His second book, a memoir entitled, PEE SHY was published by Kensington Books in January 2013. This spring Dr. Spinelli hosts, Dueling Doctors for Veria Living.

Links: www.frankspinellimd.com

Dr. Malcolm, a pediatrician specializing in taking care of premature and sick infants in the intensive care nursery

Dr. Malcolm, a board certified pediatrician who specializes in taking care of premature and sick infants in the intensive care nursery at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, NC joins eHealth Radio and the Children's Health Channel.
This episode is brought The Expert Institute where you can connect with a local expert within 24 hours by simply visiting TheExpertInstitute.com.

Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Malcolm discuss the following:Can you tell us about your background, your education and how you decided to specialize in neonatology?What are some examples of individualized treatments for premature infants?Can you tell us about the 3 most common complications you see?How has the neo-natology industry evolved since you first became a doctor?Can you discuss any cutting edge techniques that are surfacing?Can you provide advice for expecting mother's and how they can improve in some area of their health during their pregnancy?
Duration: 15:12
Dr. Bill Malcolm is an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics and the Director of Intermediate Level Nurseries, as well as Assistant Director of the Special Infant Care High-Risk Follow-up Clinic at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, NC.
As a faculty member in the Division of Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine since 2001, Dr. Malcolm’s clinical and research focuses are on improving outcomes for convalescing high-risk infants. He has particular interests in gastro-esophageal reflux and feeding problems associated with preterm birth, but has developed a recent interest in neonatal abstinence syndrome. He has conducted NIH-funded research in these areas and has collaborated with several institutions in multi-center studies with regards to these research interests. He has authored several publications in peer reviewed medical journals, as well as writing book chapters.
Dr. Malcolm attended the University of Minnesota Medical School and completed his pediatric residency and specialty training at Duke.

Links: pediatrics.duke.edu/divisions/neonatology

Registered Nurse Donna Cardillo recommends probiotics to prepare for Back To School

Donna Cardillo, a registered nurse and blogger for DoctorOz.com joins eHealth Radio and the Childrens Health and Nutrition Channels. Throughout her 30 years of experience, Donna has worked with children and adults to prepare for Back To School and she recommends probiotics during this time of year.

Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Donna Cardillo discuss the following:Why is Back To School time particularly important to support your immune system?How exactly do probiotics provide immune health support?What are some other positive benefits of taking probiotics?What are some other suggestions you offer to parents for keeping their kids healthy during Back To School time?What do you recommend when picking a probiotic supplement?
Duration: 7:59
Donna Cardillo is a Registered Nurse with more than 30 years of diverse healthcare experience. Cardillo is known as “Dear Donna” on Nurse.com, where she provides daily online career advice for nurses and healthcare professionals. She is considered a thought leader on the role nurses play in healthcare. She is also an expert blogger for DoctorOz.com and is the author of three books.
Cardillo holds a diploma in nursing, a BS in Health Care Management and a Master of Arts in Corporate and Public Communication.

Links: www.culturelle.com

Dr. Sheeba Ben, prescribes probiotics for her patients prepping them for Back To School

Dr. Sheeba Ben, a pediatrician at Riverside Pediatric Group in Hoboken, New Jersey prescribes probiotics for her patients to help prep them for Back To School and joins eHealth Radio and the Childrens Health and Nutrition Channels.

Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Sheeba Ben discuss the following:What are some of the reasons why it is particularly important for children to take probiotics during Back To School time?How exactly do probiotics provide immune health support?What are some of the everyday symptoms that probiotics can help relieve?In addition to getting ready to go Back To School, what are some other specific instances where you have prescribed probiotics to your patients?Which probiotic supplement do you prescribe to your patients?
Duration: 6:50
Dr. Sheeba Ben is a pediatrician at Riverside Pediatric Group in New Jersey. She has a special interest in caring for children with asthma and allergies and believes that communication is key in providing good patient care, especially to ensure proper follow-up and compliance with treatment.Dr. Ben completed her medical degree at the American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine and her residency in Pediatrics at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey. She is Board Certified in Pediatrics and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics. In 2009, the Consumer Research Council of America included her in their list of “America’s Top Pediatricians.”
Links: www.culturelle.com | www.riversidepeds.com

Sleep Problems in Children with Dr. Anandhi Narasimhan

Dr. Anandhi Narasimhan, a double board certified child and adult psychiatrist who practices in Los Angeles, who will be discussing the topic of sleep problems in children joins eHealth Radio and the Mental Health Channel.

Listen to interview with host Eric Michaels & guest Dr. Anandhi Narasimhan discuss the following:What are some of the reasons children have difficulty with sleep?How can a parent help a child sleep better?Are there specific medical problems that can cause sleep disturbances in children?What is the difference between sleep terrors and nightmares?What to do if sleep problems persist?Duration: 8:30Anandhi Narasimhan, M.D. is a double Board Certified Physician accredited by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology specializing in Adult, Child, and Adolescent Psychiatry. Dr. Narasimhan completed her adult psychiatry residency training at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, North Carolina, and completed her child and adolescent psychiatry fellowship training at University of California Los Angeles Medical Center in Los Angeles, California. Dr. Narasimhan has distinguished herself in child trauma and neuroimaging research and has published her work including co-authoring a book chapter, "Child and Adolescent Responses to Trauma." Dr. Narasimhan currently  runs a private practice in Westwood, Los Angeles, and serves as a child and adult psychiatrist for two non-profit mental health agencies, Aviva Family and Children's Services and Masada Homes. Dr. Narasimhan has had several media appearances including CNN, Fox News, USA Today, and CNN International.
Links: www.doctoranandhi.com