NYU Child Study Center’s Dr Jess Shatkin is the host of this 24 hour marathon of Doctor Radio’s weekly child psychology show About Our Kids, which covers important topics in children’s health and development, including ADHD, using social networks such as Facebook, coming out of the closet, OCD and anxieties, Autism, Kids and depression.

The NYU Child Study Center is the nation's leading organization for research, prevention and treatment of child and adolescent psychiatric and learning disorders. Through science-based clinical care, cutting-edge research, expert professional training, and extensive public education, the Center strives to generate new knowledge about child mental health, improve the practices of healthcare professionals who serve children, and influence child-related public health policy. Most importantly, the Center provides hope, help and care to children and their families who suffer from these disorders. The NYU Child Study Center is committed to giving children back their childhood. To learn more, visit AboutOurKids.org.

Dr. Jonathan Whiteson’s Five Rules of Swine Flu:
1. Don't panic! There is no panic in pandemic.

2. Wash your hands or use hand sanitizer frequently.

3. Don't put your fingers in your nose or eyes – this keeps potential virus out of your mucus membranes, which is how the flu can be spread.

4. If you come down with symptoms such as fever, muscle aches, fatigue, don't go to work or school – stay home until you feel better.

5. If you do develop symptoms, stay hydrated by drinking plenty of fluids, rest, and take Tylenol or aspirin for mild fevers and aches. Don't take antiviral medications (like Tamiflu or Relenza) without talking to your doctor.

Dr. Whiteson Explains his 5 Rules

Is there any medical evidence that acai berry supplements can help you lose weight? Get real information from Doctor Radio’s Nutrition show host Samantha Heller and guest David Schardt, senior nutritionist at the Center for Science in the Public Interest in Washington, DC.

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What was it like to treat the victim of the Connecticut chimpanzee attack? Hear Dr. Billy Goldberg’s interview , with Dr. Vanessa Brown, one of the physicians who treated victim Charla Nash at the Stamford Hospital’s emergency room.

Much Different from Other ER Cases

'It Was … Bad'

'There Aren’t a Lot of People You Can Talk To'

How can truckers eat healthily on the road?

Registered dietician Keri Glassman joined Heart to Heart with host Dr. Fred Feit to unveil a diet that she has put together for truckers. “The Truckers Diet” is not a typical weight-loss plan, but rather a map for healthy eating and living on the road. “The Truckers Diet” includes ideas on which foods to bring along for the ride and healthier alternatives at the truck stop.