Kids Docs Best Pediatric Subspecialists in Central Florida

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Because you want the best for your child. The Kids' Docs association is comprised of some of Florida's most respected pediatric sub-specialists --- those who care for the special medical and surgical needs of children.

Over 60 pediatric sub-specialists are members; with expertise from pediatric allergies to neonatal surgeries.

Offering personalized care in private office and children's hospital settings throughout the Central Florida area, our physicians have extensive training and experience in each of their relative sub-specialties. Kids' Docs work closely with area pediatricians and each other to facilitate the referral of your child to the specialist who will best meet their needs and help you (and your child) feel as safe and comfortable as possible.

The latest pediatric news and children's health news updated daily.

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Dec 12, 2013 08:16PM

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Dec 12, 2013 04:00AM

Nature beats nurture in exam grade differences

In a large UK study of teenage twins, researchers found that differences in exam grades owed more to genes than family environment, schools and teachers. In math, English and science, genes accounted for nearly 60% of the differences, they found.

Dec 12, 2013 03:00AM

Study results inform discussions regarding US policy on lung transplantation in children

A new analysis has found no evidence that children aged 6 to 11 years seeking a deceased donor lung transplant are disadvantaged in the current US lung allocation system. The findings, which are published in the American Journal of Transplantation, help inform ongoing discussions regarding potential changes to the nation's lung allocation policy.

Dec 12, 2013 02:00AM

Pediatric leukemia patients benefit from less painful drug delivery

Children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL), the most common form of pediatric cancer, can safely receive intravenous infusions of a reformulated mainstay of chemotherapy that has been delivered via painful intramuscular injection for more than 40 years, research suggests.Researchers looked at the four-year, event-free survival and toxicity of E.