With any outdoor physical activity comes the risk of injury. This article provides an overview of running injuries specific to the pediatric population, such as strains and fractures, as well as prevention methods.

While measures such as new medication tools are a positive step in trying to prevent medication errors in children, more aggressive systems need to be in place.

Children continue to be the innocent victims of prescribing, dispensing, and medication administration errors, whether as inpatients, outpatients, or in their own homes.

An overview of how to prevent, diagnose, and manage common pediatric clinical situations in which tick-borne Lyme disease is the likely culprit. (CME)

In teaching discipline techniques to parents, it is important for pediatricians to emphasize the value of setting limits and saying "no."

Child and adolescent psychiatrists may reach out to their pediatric counterparts for assistance in ruling out medical causes for behavioral problems, evaluating medication risks, and more. What should you know and do to be ready?

Medication remains the mainstay of pediatric ADHD treatment. But these efforts can be complemented by non-medication approaches, targeted at the major areas of functioning in a child's life.

A review of the latest sexually transmitted infection screening recommendations in teens. (CME)

Evaluating and treating hand and finger injuries in child athletes.