Podcasts | Duke Department of Pediatrics

Podcasts | Duke Department of Pediatrics
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Pediatric Voices
Pediatric Voices podcast is brought to you by Duke Children’s. Our episodes provide inspiring stories, discuss advances and innovations in children’s health care, and offer important pediatric health care information.
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Understanding Pediatric Asthma: What Parents Need to Know
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Join us in this insightful episode as
Jason Lang, MD,
explains the complexities of pediatric asthma. Learn about common misconceptions, symptoms, and the importance of early diagnosis. Empower yourself with knowledge to help your child navigate their health journey successfully.
Season Three Episodes
Join us in this insightful episode as
Jason Lang, MD,
explains the complexities of pediatric asthma. Learn about common misconceptions, symptoms, and the importance of early diagnosis. Empower yourself with knowledge to help your child navigate their health journey successfully.
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Salim Idriss, MD and Adeline
Tune in to hear about how Adeline's life changed when she received a pacemaker to manage her Long QT Syndrome. She shares her thoughts on being a patient, what it's like to live with the device, and her advice for other kids facing similar challenges. This episode which also features
Salim Idriss, MD
is both enlightening and inspiring.
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Sujay Kansagra, MD
Are you worried about your child's sleep patterns? In this episode,
Sujay Kansagra, MD,
shares expert insights to help parents determine whether their children are getting enough rest. From sleep apnea and restless legs syndrome to sleep studies and melatonin, Dr. Kansagra covers various topics and actionable strategies that parents can implement to foster better sleep for their children at every stage.
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Marcelle Scheyer and K.C. Nelson
Like a winning college basketball program, caring for a community of children is a true team effort, bringing together healthcare experts, volunteers, philanthropists, and others. Duke Children's Hospital has an incredible partner in Duke Men's Basketball – together, they are deeply invested in supporting research, innovation, education, and care for patients and families. In this episode,
Marcelle Scheyer
(the First Lady of Duke Men's Basketball) and
K.C. Nelson
(Chair of the National Leadership Council) discuss their partnership with Duke Children's both on and off the court. To learn more or to join the effort, reach out at
dukekids@duke.edu
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Pediatric dermatologists treat conditions of the skin, hair, and nails in patients as young as newborns, through childhood and adolescence, and into young adulthood. While some patients require only observation and reassurance, others need advanced diagnostic evaluation, chronic medical treatment, or laser and other sophisticated surgical therapy.
Dr. Jane Bellet
—a pediatric dermatologist and dermatologic surgeon—joins us in this episode to discuss a broad range of conditions which affect children (and worry parents), from common birthmarks and sunburns, to excessive sweating and rare vascular disorders, and beyond.
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Season Three Co-Hosts
Emily Greenwald, MD
Co-host Emily Greenwald, MD, is an assistant professor of pediatrics at Duke University School of Medicine, a pediatric emergency medicine specialist, and the medical director of the pediatric emergency department at Duke University Hospital. She is particularly interested in pediatric resuscitation, including optimizing care of the most critically ill children in the emergency department. Outside the hospital, she enjoys spending time with her wife and three children, mountain biking, jump roping, and dreaming of becoming a pickleball champion.
Angelo Milazzo, MD
Co-host Angelo Milazzo, MD, is a pediatric cardiologist and a professor of pediatrics at the Duke University School of Medicine. He cares for patients with all types of heart disease from prenatal life, through childhood, and into young adulthood. When he isn't talking into a microphone, you'll find him talking to anyone who'll listen about everything from Formula 1 racing to Roman history to '80s movies. Dr. Milazzo lives with his wife, Jennifer, in Cary, North Carolina.
Season Two Episodes
Richard Chung, MD, and Angelo Milazzo, MD
Pediatric Voices tells the stories of the people who make up the Duke Children’s team and provides the latest insights into the science and practice of pediatric healthcare. In this episode, co-hosts
Angelo Milazzo, MD,
and
Richard Chung, MD,
reflect on the role of podcasting in disseminating trustworthy health information to patients and families and examine the rapidly evolving ecosystem of health information, including online resources, social media, and artificial intelligence. They also reflect on the enduring value of human relationships as the foundation for using modern health information tools responsibly and well.
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Narayanan Venkatasubramani, MD, and Registered Dietitian Leslie Stanford
Celiac disease has entered the public consciousness on a wave of confusion, concern, and misinformation. This condition may begin in childhood with troublesome symptoms, with life-long implications for growth and health if not identified and managed appropriately.
Narayanan Venkatasubramani, MD,
and
Registered Dietitian Lesley Stanford
discuss the diagnosis and treatment of celiac disease (and tease it apart from gluten sensitivity and wheat protein allergy), share some of the tips and tricks for navigating a gluten-free existence, and dispel some of the misunderstandings around this chronic disease.
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Robert Lark, MD, MS
The growth and development of the muscles and bones, and the joints, tendons, and ligaments that connect them, is an important part of childhood health. In this episode,
Robert Lark, MD, MS,
a pediatric orthopedic surgeon, discusses the evaluation and treatment of scoliosis, including the modern approach to non-surgical and surgical treatment, recovery, and return to sports and other activities. He also helps us navigate some of the controversies, including leg lengthening, that patients and families are struggling with.
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Renee Hunte
Hospitalizations can be incredibly stressful experiences for children and youth, and effective coping requires expert care and support from the whole healthcare team. Child life specialists play an integral role, supporting children and youth in understanding and coping with their illness experiences in a developmentally appropriate way. In this episode,
Renee Hunte,
the Child and Adolescent Life Manager at Duke Children’s, shares about the deeply impactful work of her team.
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Lauren Goslin, MSW, LCSW of Duke Health, Luke Smith, MD of El Futuro, & Gabriela Maradiaga Panayotti, MD
Today's youth are struggling with profound mental health challenges, and youth in Latino communities are no exception. In this conversation,
Dr. Luke Smith, Lauren Goslin,
and
Dr. Gabriela Maradiaga Panayotti
share key insights into the experiences of Latino youth and families including challenges they often face in seeking and receiving needed care and support as well as the beauty and resilience that emerge despite such challenges. Learn how all of us, regardless of our heritage or training, can strengthen the fabric of our diverse communities and support young people during these challenging times.
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Ganga Moorthy, MD
The landscape of viral infections and immunizations for children and youth has evolved significantly. In this episode,
Ganga Moorthy, MD
, a Pediatric Infectious Disease specialist, brings us up to speed on the latest developments to help keep kids safe in the midst of this respiratory virus season.
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Emily Greenwald, MD
Wintertime is filled with holiday celebrations and other fun activities for children and youth. It also brings with it, however, risk of injuries and other health problems that in many cases can be prevented. In this episode,
Emily Greenwald, MD,
an Emergency Medicine physician, returns to Pediatric Voices to provide critical insights and practical tips for families to keep kids safe during wintertime.
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Joseph Turek, MD, PhD, MBA
The surgical treatment of children with congenital heart disease is a monumental challenge, one which requires great technical ability, deep medical knowledge and an innovative spirit. At the intersection of cutting-edge research and collaborative, team-based care, heart diseases which were once routinely fatal are now treated as a matter of course.
Joseph Turek, MD, PhD, MBA
—a pediatric heart surgeon and a pioneer in the field—joins the program to discuss seismic developments he has led in the science and art of heart surgery for children.
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Season One Episodes
October is Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Awareness Month. While the precise cause of SIDS events remains unknown, there are many ways in which families can decrease the risk of SIDS and promote healthy sleep.
Sophie Shaikh, MD,
and
Kristina Nazareth-Pidgeon, MD,
co-chairs of the Duke Safe Sleep Taskforce, share critical information and practical tips for families to keep infants safe during sleep.
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Ann Reed, MD
In this episode,
Ann Reed, MD,
Chair of Pediatrics at Duke and Physician-in-Chief of Duke Children's Hospital, shares her personal journey to pediatrics, critical leadership insights, and her vision for the future of Duke Children's.
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Marcelle Scheyer and K.C. Nelson
Every day, Duke Children’s team members change lives through clinical care and rewrite the script on the future of pediatric medicine through cutting edge research and transformative education. This work would not be possible without the invaluable contributions of so many in the Duke Children’s family. In this episode,
Marcelle Scheyer
and
K.C. Nelson
share about the very special partnership between Duke Children’s and the Duke Men’s Basketball program and invite Pediatric Voices listeners to join the team.
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Jeffrey Russ, MD
The frontier of our understanding of neurologic illness has been reset, and now sits at the earliest stages of life. Conditions which impact the brain and nervous system are now diagnosed before children are born, during their time in the newborn nursery and during the earliest moments at home.
Jeffrey Russ, MD,
is a pediatric neurologist who manages these conditions, and a physician scientist studying promising techniques for treating them before they can have devastating effects. In this episode, he discusses early warning signs, diagnosis, and treatment of childhood neurologic problems.
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Jennifer Cohen, MD
Innovations in genetic testing and treatment are changing the game for patients and families who are affected by these devastating conditions. Although previously believed to be untreatable—and certainly uncurable—brilliant new techniques in genetic diagnosis and treatment, starting at the earliest stages of life, are being put into practice.
Jennifer Cohen, MD,
is a Medical Geneticist who joins us to discuss her ground-breaking work in this field and its implications for the future of genetic-based medicine.
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Kyle Rehder, MD
Many children and youth, particularly those with complex health conditions, are cared for in teaching hospitals. What are teaching hospitals? How are they different from other hospitals? And how do those differences affect the quality of care children receive?
Kyle Rehder, MD,
is a pediatric intensive care doctor, a leader in medical education, and an expert in healthcare quality. In this episode, he explains the inner workings of the teaching hospital and shares why he entrusts the care of his own children to a teaching hospital.
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Gary Maslow, MD
The topic of resilience has permeated conversations in recent years, and particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Children, teens, and young adults are confronted with constant threats to their resilience springing from illness, from their environment, from socioeconomic factors, and from their social relationships. These are true challenges to successful, effective maturation and development.
Gary Maslow, MD,
is a General Pediatrician and a Pediatric Psychiatrist who joins us to discuss the basis of resilience—and threats to it—and defines a starting point for families who are concerned about their children’s capacity for it.
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Jane Trinh, MD
Teens and young adults face a number of health challenges, from finding adequate routine care, to dealing with mental and behavioral health issues, to managing chronic medical conditions. Unfortunately, they often fall through the gaps of the healthcare system and struggle with staying connected to reliable care.
Jane Trinh, MD,
is an Internal Medicine and Pediatrics specialist who teaches us about the complexities—and the joys—of caring for this vulnerable group of patients.
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Sarah Armstrong, MD
Supporting all children and youth to live healthy and full lives is the primary goal of pediatricians and child health professionals. In this conversation,
Sarah Armstrong, MD,
discusses the complex causes and consequences of childhood obesity and shares critical insights on new treatment approaches.
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Gabriela Maradiaga Panayotti, MD
Pediatricians and child health professionals are committed to the health and well-being of all children and youth. In this conversation,
Gabriela Maradiaga Panayotti, MD,
shares expert insights on the many complex challenges that disproportionately impact the experiences and health of some children and youth and what we all can do to promote health equity in our communities.
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Andrew Landstrom, MD, PhD
Co-Host Angelo Milazzo, MD, and
Andrew Landstrom, MD, PhD,
discuss cardiovascular genetics and when it may be time for parents to worry about passing heart conditions down to their children.
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When pediatricians think of summertime, they think of vacation, time with family and friends, and the end of the school year. They also worry about activities which put kids at risk for injuries and accidents. In this episode, we speak with
Emily Greenwald, MD,
– a pediatric emergency medicine physician—who teaches us about the extraordinarily hectic world of the emergency department during summer.
We revisit this Summer Safety episode that first aired in 2023 and review some of the principles of prevention of summertime emergencies, and Dr. Greenwald shares some tips for keeping kids safe.
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