With the recent addition of newborn screening for Severe Combined Immune Deficiency (SCID) in New Jersey and Illinois , approximately two-thirds of all babies born in the U.S. will be screened for this deadly disease. SCID is a primary ...
Childhood obesity is a grave epidemic in the U.S. and around the world. Dr. Michael Gabriel, a leading Staten Island pediatrician, discusses a recent study suggesting that children who follow the Mediterranean diet are 15% less likely to be obese. ...
Debilitating daily symptoms of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) not only cause depression and psychological complications in young people, but also significantly disrupts their education and ability to stay at work. In response to a new study ...
The Arthritis Foundation Provides Life-Changing Support during Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month in July and Throughout the Year. Juvenile arthritis (JA ) is one of the most common, chronic childhood diseases in the U.S., affecting nearly ...
Choosing a doctor for your newborn baby is one of the first important decisions that you will make as a parent and can be an intimidating process. Dr. Michael Gabriel, a Staten Island pediatrician gives his advice on the topic. Dr. Michael ...
Diaper rash is a common skin irritation for newborns, Dr. Michael Gabriel, a Staten Island pediatrician, offers his advice and some tips on how to prevent diaper rash. Dr. Michael Gabriel of GPM Pediatrics, a Staten Island Pediatric Center ...
Dr. Michael Gabriel, a leading Brooklyn pediatrician, reveals how exposure to dust mite extract can significantly decrease the risk of seasonal allergies in babies. Dr. Michael Gabriel of GPM Pediatrics , a Brooklyn pediatrics center, ...
During the summer months when kids are out of school and often outdoors running around, it is extremely important that parents and caretakers monitor their children's water intake to prevent dehydration. Dr. Michael Gabriel, a Staten Island ...
Autism-U ( www.autism-u.com ) announces its game-changing science-based social network where parents and teachers are invited to access the most comprehensive online assessment tool for early intervention for individuals with intellectual ...
Many families with small children spend the summer in and around kiddie pools. Dr. Michael Gabriel, a Staten Island Pediatrician, addresses health risks that are associated with kiddie pools. Michael Gabriel of GPM Pediatrics , a Brooklyn ...
The extent of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) varies across children. Certain children diagnosed with ASD, also known as autism , may face significant challenges throughout their lives, such as delays in development, difficulties in ...
India has successfully reduced the disparity in severe child food poverty between poorer and wealthier households by at least 5 percentage points over the last decade ( ). The other countries with severe food poverty among children include ...
Children are the most susceptible to third-hand smoke ( ) pollutants that linger indoors after tobacco is smoked. World No Tobacco Day is observed every year on May 31 to raise awareness about the health risks of using tobacco . Thirdhand smoke ...
Regularly feeding children peanuts from infancy to age five decreased the likelihood of developing a peanut allergy in adolescence by 71%, persisting even when dietary habits regarding peanuts varied over the years ...
Higher fluoride levels in pregnant women are associated with an increased likelihood of their children exhibiting neurobehavioral problems by age 3, according to a new study conducted by a researcher from the University of Florida College of Public ...
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