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Registration is now open for the 2026 Joint Indiana Pediatric Education Conference, taking place September 25–26, 2026, at the 502 Event Center in Carmel, Indiana. This year's conference offers 11 hours of CME credit, three meals, a full exhibit hall, and expert faculty from leading institutions across Indiana and the Midwest. Topics include food allergy updates, autism, adolescent mental health, ADHD, pediatric infectious disease, sports medicine, aerodigestive updates, and

Join us March 31st from 6:30-8:30 at Sun King Carmel. TO RSVP and read more details visit our events page!

A new study published by the American Academy of Pediatrics highlights a significant shift in the landscape of children’s healthcare: the percentage of pediatric office visits addressing mental health has increased substantially over the last 14 years. While the overall number of general pediatric visits has declined, the rising frequency of behavioral health concerns means that primary care pediatricians are now on the front lines of the mental health crisis. This trend unde

The United States is facing a concerning spike in measles cases just two months into 2026. According to recent data from the CDC, confirmed cases have already topped 1,100, reaching nearly half of last year’s record-setting total in a fraction of the time. With 1,136 cases reported across 28 states, health officials are closely monitoring the situation as the numbers threaten to surpass the 2,281 cases recorded in 2025—which was already the highest count the country had seen