Pediatrics for Parents

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Articles in Sept, 1988 issue of Pediatrics for Parents

• Best treatment not always logical - treating strep throat immediately upon diagnosis doesn't allow natural immunity to develop
  by Richard J. Sagall
• Alcohol and kids
  by Richard J. Sagall
• Being friendly doesn't count - how pediatricians view parents
  by Richard J. Sagall
• Nine at a time - 18-month immunizations
  by Richard J. Sagall
• Measure carefully - liquid acetaminophen
  by Richard J. Sagall
• No more smoking in the boy's room - tougher smoking policies in schools
  by Richard J. Sagall
• Bulb syringes and infections
  by Richard J. Sagall
• Iron fortified stools
  by Richard J. Sagall
• Washing away colds
  by Mary B. O'Brien
• Head lice: one dose does it - NIX more effective than RID; includes related information
  by Richard J. Sagall
• Tick tack - how to remove a tick
  by Richard J. Sagall
• Switch brands - differences in lactase activity in yogurts
  by Richard J. Sagall
• Barking dog cough - croup
  by Richard J. Sagall
• Pregnant and asthmatic - using inhaled bronchodilators
  by Richard J. Sagall
• Causes of C.P - cerebral palsy
  by Richard J. Sagall
• Low Protein Cookery for PKU. - book reviews
  by Mary Squire
• Juvenile migraines
  by Rosemary Iconis
• Rarely rabid - noncarnivorous animals
  by Richard J. Sagall
• Another reason to quit - possible effects of smoking on risk of birth defects
  by Richard J. Sagall
• …And call me in the morning - reducing unnecessary after-hours calls to pediatricians
  by Richard J. Sagall
• No less will do - giving the proper dosage of acetaminophen to reduce fever
  by Richard J. Sagall
• Pacifiers and newborns - initiating breastfeeding
  by Richard S. Sagall
• Antibiotic use soars
  by Richard J. Sagall
• More is not better for you or baby - babies born to obese women
  by Richard J. Sagall