Adventures in Adolescence
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Be Aware of the Signs of Bullying
Being bullied not only has physical effects, it can take a toll on a child’s emotional health forever.
“Bullying is repeated, intentional, aggressive behavior towards someone more vulnerable than the bully,” said Dr. John Fanton, staff psychiatrist, Baystate Behavioral Health Child Psychiatry.
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BCH Holds Service of Remembrance for Families Who Have Lost a Child
Baystate Children’s Hospital will hold a “Service of Remembrance” on Sunday, April 11, for all area families who have experienced the death of a child over the past calendar year. Deadline for submitting names for Service Program is March 11.
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Young Patient Benefits from New Hybrid NOTES Surgery at Baystate Children's Hospital
BCH pediatric surgical team is recognized for their creative approach in treating pancreatic pseudocyst.
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Parents Should Be Aware of the Signs of Bullying
Baystate Children’s Hospital providers encourage parents to be aware of the different types of bullying and measures they should take each time it happens seriously.
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Call to Artists
Deadline for proposals is March 31, 2010.
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October is Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Awareness Month
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), also called “crib death,” is the nation’s major cause of infant death beyond one month of age.
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New Visitation Policy at Baystate Health Facilities
No visitors under age 13, no more than two visitors at a time, and visitors limited to those essential to patient comfort and wellbeing.
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