Seasonal Health

Depression in teenagers is, as ever, a growing concern. According to data from 2023 highlighted by the American Psychiatric Association, 18% of adolescents aged 12-17 experienced a major depressive episode over the previous year (source). Understanding the signs of teenage depression is essential for parents, caregivers, and educators to seek or provide the necessary support or treatment.

In this article, we explore the emotional, behavioral, and physical signs of depression in teens in order to provide caregivers with a thorough understanding of its symptoms, as well as guidance on when it’s appropriate to seek professional help.

Staying Healthy During the Holidays: A Pediatrician’s Guide for Winter Wellness Smart, simple ways to protect your child’s health during the busiest — and germiest — time of year. The holidays are a time for celebration, travel, and family traditions — but they’re also peak season for colds, flu, RSV, and stomach bugs. Between packed […]