Clinical psychologist shares how the future of bullying relies on prevention
Adolescent bullying is a detrimental experience to many school age children. Clinical psychologist Maura Altman shares how bullying can affect children well beyond adolescence, how to notice the signs of bullying, and what the first steps to prevention looks like.
Beyond the behavior: Understanding ADHD in children
Helen Young, PhD, a pediatric psychologist in Indianapolis, guides caregivers through ADHD diagnosis, treatment and beyond.
Machine learning tool helps pediatricians predict asthma in young children
IU School of Medicine researchers found that a machine learning tool significantly improved pediatricians' accuracy in predicting which children would develop asthma, particularly for those
Suicide Prevention: Pediatric psychologist shares important message for caregivers across Indiana
Pediatric psychologist Kelly Donahue shares suicide prevention tips for caregivers.
Specialized clinic care makes a significant difference in high-risk pediatric asthma
IU research revealed high-risk asthma clinics reduce severe attacks by 36%, yet many children face a two- to three-year delay in enrollment despite early warning
IU scientist progressing next-generation gene therapy using new delivery system for Duchenne muscular dystrophy
With new funding, Renzhi Han, PhD and his lab are exploring the feasibility of delivering full-length dystrophin as a potential therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
30-year career pediatrician shares tips and tricks for back-to-school transitions
Billy Beechler shares his expertise in child development to set parents and caregivers up for success
Summer highlights from undergraduate biomedical research interns
Undergraduate students who participate in the Wells Center Summer Internship and the Medical Physician Engineers, Scientists and Clinicians Preparatory programs learn from experts at IU
IU clinical trial shows non-invasive breathing support for newborns can help lower NICU admissions
A multicenter randomized trial found that a low-cost, simple and widely available intervention could help preterm infants around the world.
Earlier combination inhalers linked to fewer severe asthma attacks in high-risk preschoolers
A study from IU researchers suggests that preschool-aged children with high-risk asthma could benefit from starting combination inhaler therapy earlier than current age-based guidelines recommend.