Weill Cornell Medicine
Kids Health Cast
Every parent wants what’s best for their children – but in the age of the internet, it can be difficult to navigate what is actually fact-based or pure speculation. Cut through the noise with Kids Health Cast featuring Weill Cornell Medicine’s expert physicians and researchers discussing a wide range of health topics, providing information on the latest medical science. Finally, a podcast to help you make informed choices for your family’s health and wellness, Listen below.
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Weill Cornell Medicine
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Latest episode
May 11, 2026
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Episodes
Teen Vaping and the Impact of Vaping on Public Health 30.09.2019
In this episode, Brendon Stiles, MD and Jonathan Avery, MD examine the dangers of teen vaping. They share great advice on preventing kids from vaping or getting your kids to quit if they have started.
Unplugging Your Children From Their Digital Devices, Cyber Bullying, And More 16.09.2019
Children today grow up absorbed by digital media. This can have both positive and negative effects on their healthy development. Dr. Moitri Savard discusses social media and screen time for your children. In this episode, she shares great advice for parents on cyber bullying, how to monitor your child's online activities, and so much more.
Anxiety in Children 03.09.2019
According to the National Institute of Mental Health, anxiety disorders can affect as much as 1 in 8 children. Stress and anxiety can put them at risk for sleep issues, poor performance in school and lower self esteem. In this episode, Dr Avital Falk discusses anxiety in children and how it can affect their ability to function and learn. She shares important tips to help them cope with their anxie...
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