Allergy is a growing health issue - especially for infants and children - particularly atopic dermatitis, which reaches an incidence of up to 1 in 5 infants in North America. Click here for more.

The AAP 2006 policy statement, "Prevention of Pediatric Overweight and Obesity" observes that the dramatic increase in prevalence of overweight and obesity burdens the child with significant long-term health issues. How can physicians intervene earlier by identifying the child at risk? Take a look at the articles, expert opinions and additional resources to help you manage the risk of obesity in your practice. Click here for more.

Information on diseases and conditions encountered in pediatric practice is featured, covering signs and symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and where possible, prevention – with focus on the special implications for the child’s growth and development. Click here for more.

New research about eosinophilic esophagitis (EE), a severe condition posing an emerging problem for children.

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The infant’s immune system forms the first line of defense against infectious disease. Taking steps to help build a baby’s naïve immune system will help them resist infection. Learn about immunizations, parental concerns, immunodeficiencies and more. Click here for more.

Nutrition is the cornerstone for healthy growth and development in infants. DHA & ARA, Calcium and Iron are key. Click here for more.

Premature birth occurs in between 8% - 10% of all pregnancies in the United States. Infants who survive are at increased risk for certain life-long health defects and developmental delays. Learn about the specific role of nutrition in very low birth weight babies. Click here for more.

Infant diet and health are inextricably linked and the intestinal flora is vital. Learn about the supportive role probiotics can play in the development of a balanced intestinal flora and immune system benefits. Click here for more.