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  • Stanford Medicine Children's Health

    Yet to Bloom: Noisy Breathing and Laryngomalacia

    HealthTalks by Stanford Medicine Children's Health is a podcast series that answers parents' most common questions about raising healthy and happy kids.

  • Congenital Midline Nasal Masses
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    Congenital Midline Nasal Masses

    Featured speaker Kara Meister, hosted by Patrick Kiessling

  • Stanford Medicine Children’s Health

    Celebrating Women in Medicine

    This is the first part of a monthlong series at Stanford Medicine Children's Health honoring women in medicine.

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    Choanal Atresia and Nasal Pyriform Aperture Stenosis

    Featured speaker Kara Meister, hosted by Patrick Kiessling

  • Stanford Medicine Children’s Health

    Two Patients, One Lifesaving Procedure

    Intricate planning helped protect two lives after early discovery of an airway defect.

  • Stanford Medicine Children’s Health

    Child Thrives After Laryngeal Cleft Surgery

    Stanford Medicine Children’s Health’s Aerodigestive and Airway Reconstruction Center uses collaborative, multispecialty approach to get to root of puzzling symptoms.

  • Are Doctors Scamming Parents an Ear Tube at a Time?
    Fatherly

    Are Doctors Scamming Parents an Ear Tube at a Time?

    Tympanostomy procedures (otherwise known as "ear tube" surgeries) are the most common outpatient procedure for young children. Maybe they shouldn't be.

  • TODAY

    When should you be worried about tonsillitis?

    The condition is rarely life-threatening, but inflammation in the tonsils can cause more than just a sore throat.

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CBS Health Watch: Kara Meister, MD, Children's Thyroid Center, Stanford Children's Health

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