Levine Children's Hospital is excited to offer health podcasts to our Internet users. These audio files feature an informative discussion of recent medical news with our physicians and others in an effort to help you understand how this may affect you and your family. Please check back regularly as new podcasts are added to the site.
What is a Podcast?
A podcast is an audio recording posted online, much like a short radio show. Podcasting is a method of publishing audio programs via the Internet that lets users listen to or download various audio files.
2.2.2009
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Despite Serious Illness, Area Children Stay Close to Home
When it opened its doors in October 2007, Levine Children's Hospital was expected to draw pediatric specialists and subspecialists to Charlotte to provide expert, highly specialized care for sick children. Here, listen as Medical Director Leonard Feld, MD, discusses the range of new and existing specialties available to help families and young patients receive expert care close to home.
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8.11.2008
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New Program Ensures Healthier Athletes
A new program has brought together Levine Children's Hospital, the Sanger Clinic, OrthoCarolina, Carolinas Medical Center and Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools in an effort to provide more in-depth health screenings for high school athletes. The intent is to discover serious conditions that could lead to serious injury or even death. This month Drs. Herb Stern and David Price discuss Heart of a Champion. Listen now |
7.3.2008
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Help Available for Eating Disorders
Levine Children's Hospital is now home to another hard-to-find pediatric subspecialty with the recent opening of its Center for Disordered Eating. Dr. Kristin Rager, Director of Adolescent Medicine, discusses eating behaviors, the new center and Teen Health Connection in this interview. She gives advice on what to look for, possible causes and media influences. Listen now
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5.1.2008
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Summer Safety for Kids
The summer months mean fun aplenty for kids. Longer hours for daylight play, time spent on recreational vehicles and on trampolines. The smell of newly cut grass. Most adults never think about the danger inherent in many of these activities. Listen as injury prevention experts from Levine Children's Hospital discuss ways families can help keep kids safe while they're having fun this summer.
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