• Mental Health Services Now Available at PIP
  
• The Wizard's Guide to Influenza Vaccine
  
• Welcome to Keri Conway, CPNP
• Printable .pdf

• The Future of Pediatrics - Now
• Flu Bits
• Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My! When Danger Lurks
• What's So Wrong About Drop-In Clinics?
• Printable .pdf

Summer/Autumn 2007
Volume 10, Number 2

• ReadyCare - When your child is ill, we're Ready!
• Flu Vaccinations, 2007
• Toddlers who Bite
• Printable .pdf

Spring/Summer, 2007
Volume 10, Number 1

• The Female Athlete Triad - What You Need to Know
• The Smart Athlete's Guide to Sports Supplements
• Fuel In, Fuel Out - A Guide to Sports Nutrition for Young Athletes
• Printable .pdf

Spring, 2007
Volume 9 Number 4

• Human Papilloma Virus Vaccine - About the disease and who should get the vaccine
• Rotavirus Vaccine - About the disease and who should get the vaccine
• New Chickenpox Vaccine Recommendations - Second dose recommended by AAP
• Printable .pdf

Autumn/Winter 2006
Volume 9, Number 3

• Is Quick and Convenient the Same as Quality? - Choose the best care for your child
  
• Karen Moberg, Dietitian - Nutrition Services at PIP
  
• Flu Vaccines offered - Be sure you and your family are protected.
  
• Printable .pdf

Summer, 2006
Volume 9 Number 2

• The Why of Well-Child Examinations - Why We Do the Things We Do
• Thanks to our Staff at Partners in Pediatrics - LifeWorks
• PIP Bits - Influenza season, website offerings
• Printable .pdf

• New Hepatitis Vaccine Recommended
• "Tween" a Rock and a Hard Place - Influencing 8-12 year olds to sit safely buckled in the back seat
  
• Printable .pdf

Winter 2006
Volume 8 Number 4

• Welcome to Dr. Mahony and Ms. Oppel
• Fears of Avian Influenza Take Wing Globally
  
• Printable .pdf

Spring 2005
Volume 8 Number 1

• A Midsummer Bite's Cream - Warm weather brings flying creatures
• Sun Worshipping should be practiced from afar
• Printable .pdf

• Partners in Pediatrics New Phone Policy - After-hours phone management
  
• Partners in Pediatrics Welcomes New Providers - Three new providers
  
• Thanks For The Memories - We've come a long way you and I

Fall 2004
Volume 7 Number 3

Summer 2004
Volume 7 Number 2

• Rogers Clinic Open - Two New Providers Join PIP
• Mace Goldfarb Retires -  After 40 Years of Caring for Children 
• Colic: A Problem screaming for a solution - Confronting the common crying that babies do
• Finding Child Care - Consider the basics  from the environment to care givers interactions
• Strength Training Strengths Mind and Body

Spring 2003
Volume 6 Number 2

• We are proud to introduce our new site - Rogers  PIP opens its sixth clinic
• Ear Infections: A New Perspective -  A new look at an old problem
• Supersizing Beverages Can Supersize Your Kids - Extra large diets bring extra-large kids
• What You Drink May Reflect Poorly On You:  Soft drinks and dental caries
• Infant Massage: A Parent's Golden Touch: The benefits of a parent's touch
• Facing Up To Acne:  Old nemesis, new treatments

• PIP Wins "Champions of Health" Award - Partners in Pediatrics recognized for work with Crisis Nursery.
• Universal Hearing Screening for Newborns - Hearing checks for all infants Recommended
• Protecting Your Most Important Passenger - New car seat recommendations for  infants and children
• Is there a genetic component to otitis media? - Why some children may be predisposed to ear infections
• The New Epidemic: The Fattening of America - You are what you eat
• Influenza Season - Annual recommendations for the flu vaccine

Spring 2002
Volume 5 Number 2

• When Bad Things Happen - Helping children deal with tragedy.
• PIP Doc Brings Home Olympic Golden Memories - Sports specialist Gary Nichols treats athletes at Winter Olympics.
• Are Infant Walkers Relics of the Past? - Two word summary - they're dangerous
• You Big Bully; Bullying information from
  the current childhood literature
• Do You Hear What I Hear? - Hearing loss information from the current childhood literature 
• The Newborn Screen:  Why Are you Poking My Baby's Heel? - Infant newborn screening revised
• Fever: Who Goes There, Friend or Foe? - Examining fever in children

• Breast Milk: The Gold Standard - Still the best nutrition for infants.
• America's Favorite Pastime: What Do We Do? - Second part of an examination into the true picture of television.
• Vegetarian Diet Becoming More Mainstream - A look at vegetarian diet and resources
• The Accidental Vegetarian - A vegetarian diet for non-vegetarians.
• Boys Will Be Boys? - A recent study shows that the best firearm is one that is not in arm's reach of children

Spring 2001
Volume 4 Number 2

• Home Trampolines: Unsafe at Any Speed - Latest information on a household hazard
• In-line Skating - Facts and tips for a safe journey.
• Ann Hawkinson 1952-2000 - PIP's caring practitioner remembered
• Skateboards: Using Your Head For Safety - Be fast, have fun and be safe.
• Scooters: Injuries Scooting Up - New fad, new concerns 
• Bicycling: Bike Safety Is More Than Just a Spin of the Wheel - A little planning goes a long way
• Television: It's Not Called a Wasteland for Nothing - More bad news on America's favorite pastime

Fall 2000
Volume 4 Number 1

• After 41 Years of Caring for Children,Dr. Greene Retires - A respected pediatrician retires
• Flu Vaccine Will Be Late and Limited - This season's vaccine runs into a roadblock
• Meet PIP's Dr. Sports - Dr. Nichols brings his love of sports into the office.
• Second-Hand Smoke is as Bad as Lighting Up - Environmental smoke threatens children
• Protecting Our Children from Environmental Smoke - 11 things you can do to make the air children breath cleaner
• A Weighty Subject - Our children's backpacks can weigh upon their health
• PIP Recognized by Minneapolis Crisis Nursery - Giving something back to the community

Spring 2000
Volume 3 Number 2

• PIP Partners with the Minneapolis Crisis Nursery - Providing medical services to those in need.
• Resist the Urge to Promote Bacterial Resistance - Understanding antibiotics
• Taking the Violence Out of Your Child's Life  - A safety primer
• Urgicare or Not to Urgicare; That is the Question - When do you take your child to be seen when the office is not open.

Fall 1999
Volume 3 Number 1

• New Vaccine Against Common Bacteria Approved - New immunization to combat severe bacterial disease caused by Strep strain.
• Spanking: What We Teach Our Children - A look at a controversial topic.
• Reading Skills Promote Life Long Successes - Literacy affects all aspects of life
• Unsolved Mysteries: Showing Restraint - Rules and procedures for child safety seat

Spring 1999
Volume 2 Number 2

• Do We As Parents Matter Anymore? - Do what we do as parents affect the way our children grow?
• Dr. Jack Strobel Retires After 35 Years of Pediatric Care - A look back at a great pediatrician
• Taking the Bite Out of Summer - A guide to mosquitoes
• Circumcision: The Controversy Continues - Pros and cons of the number one surgical procedure of childhood
• Tick Protection is Only Skin Deep - Lyme disease, tick bites and how to protect your children

Fall 1998
Volume 2 Number 1

• In  Memorium: SIdney Scherling MD - A tribute to a great pediatrician.
• Oh,no! Again? Not Another Shot!! - A look at childhood vaccinations
• Four Rs: Reading, 'Riting, 'Rithmatic and Red Throat - A guide to strep throat
• More Than a Knock on the Head - Head injuries and concussions
• Lice: How Not to Let Them Bug You - Everything you wanted to know about lice and probably more than you wanted to know

Spring 1998
Volume 1 Number 2

• Teething: The El Niño of Childhood - Teething gets blamed for a lot of things and is responsible for few
• The People's Guide to Snuffles, Sniffles and Sneezes - A look at common infections in children
• Automatic Garage Door Openers - Still a Potential Danger - Child safety starts at home
• Calcium: Everybody's Got to Have It - How's YOUR calcium intake?
• Ask PIP - Answers to questions about backyard trampolines and in-line skating

Fall 1997
Volume 1 Number 1

• Breathing New Life into Asthma - A look at the evolving treatment of asthma
• To sleep; perchance to dream - Is this to be or not to be? - A look at common sleep problems in children
• Over-the-Counter Medication: More Fantasy than Fact - Do all these cold medications help our children?
• Use and Abuse of Antibiotics: Using Common Sense - A sensible look at antibiotic use
• The Emerging New Battlefield: The Few, the Strong, the Resistant -  The increasing problem of resistant bacteria