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Suicide Prevention: A Pediatrician's Guide to Building Resilience Episode 92 S3E5 In episode, pediatricians Dr. Vivian Carlin and Dr. Sylvia Bank focus on proactive suicide prevention and building mental health resilience in youth. Navigating a sobering reality—where suicide is the second leading cause of death among preteens and teens—the hosts unpack critical warning signs, the realities of universal screening in pediatric offices, and environmental risk factors like chronic stress and bullying. Moving beyond the statistics, they share practical advice for parenting with a "mental health wellness" mindset from an early age, emphasizing the power of parental acceptance, open communication, and fostering a strong sense of individual identity. Finally, they cover essential home safety measures, such as locking away firearms and safely disposing of medications, while reminding listeners of the immediate accessibility of the nationwide 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Resources: Suicide:  Blueprint for Youth Suicide Prevention https://www.aap.org/suicideprevention Teens and Suicide: What Parents Should Know https://afsp.org/teens-and-suicide-what-parents-should-know/ EPISODE CREDITS: Hosts - Sylvia Bank, MD and Vivian Carlin, MD Visit our webpage https://tenkidstwodocs.com Follow our show on TikTok/Facebook/Instagram/Youtube @TenKidsTwoDocs, and share your thoughts with us by emailing [email protected]  00:00 Introduction and scope of issue 05:59 Identifying Warning Signs & Environmental Risk Factors 09:08 Preventative Parenting & Building Resilience 10:10 Recognizing and Celebrating Your Child's Unique Strengths 11:25 Teaching Kids to Identify and Register Their Emotions 11:43 The Power of Parental Acceptance vs. Frustration 13:20 Strengthening Identity, Faith, and a Sense of Belonging 14:55 Starting Deeper Conversations and Open Communication Without Judgment 18:32 Means Prevention: Securing Firearms, Medications, and Substances 20:42 Utilizing the 988 Lifeline & Taking Care of Parental Mental Health

Toddler Girl Vaginitis - When It’s Irritated “Down There” Episode 91 S3E4 Our hosts discuss a very common problem with toddler girls - Vaginal irritation or vaginitis.  We review what it may look like and how you can prevent it at home. Resources: Vulvovaginitis in Children & Teens https://www.healthychildren.org/English/health-issues/conditions/skin/Pages/vulvovaginitis-in-children-and-teens.aspx EPISODE CREDITS: Hosts - Sylvia Bank, MD and Vivian Carlin, MD Visit our webpage https://tenkidstwodocs.com Follow our show on TikTok/Facebook/Instagram/Youtube @TenKidsTwoDocs, and share your thoughts with us by emailing [email protected]  00:00 Introduction 01:03 How Vaginitis Presents 02:19 What is Vaginitis? 03:30 Common Culprits 07:10 At-Home Remedies 12:15 When to See the Pediatrician 14:35 Recurring Issues and Safety Conversations 15:31 Conclusion

Should Your Child Play Football? Tackling the Pros and Cons - Episode 90 S3E3 In this episode of Ten Kids Two Docs, pediatricians and co-hosts Dr. Sylvia Bank and Dr. Vivian Carlin are joined by guest Dr. Jendi Haug—a pediatric ER doctor, high school football coach's wife, and mom to two football players—to tackle the complex decision of whether children should play football. The doctors weigh the powerful benefits of the sport, including strong community engagement, discipline, selflessness, and screen-free physical activity, against its significant risks, most notably concussions, physical injuries, and mental health pressures like eating disorders. Ultimately, the hosts provide an honest, multifactorial framework to help parents evaluate their child's personality, physical readiness, and family boundaries to make the best, guilt-free decision possible. Resources: Halstead, M. E., McAvoy, K., Devore, C. D., Carl, R., Lee, M., Logan, K., Council on Sports Medicine and Fitness, & Council on School Health. (2013). Returning to learning following a concussion. Pediatrics, 132(5), 948–957. https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.2013-2867 After a Concussion: When to return to School https://www.healthychildren.org/English/health-issues/injuries-emergencies/sports-injuries/Pages/After-a-Concussion-When-to-Return-to-School.aspx Sports Related Concussion:  Understanding Risks, Symptoms, and Recoveryhttps://www.healthychildren.org/English/health-issues/injuries-emergencies/sports-injuries/Pages/Sports-Related-Concussion-Understanding-the-Risks-Signs-Symptoms.aspx Brenner, J. S. et al (2015). Tackling in youth football. Pediatrics, 136(5), e1419–e1430. https://doi.org/10.1542/peds.2015-3282 Musinski, R. (2015, October 25). Zero tolerance for improper, illegal tackling in youth football: AAP. AAP News. https://publications.aap.org/aapnews/news/15053/Zero-tolerance-for-improper-illegal-tackling-in American College of Sports Medicine, American Medical Society for Sports Medicine, American Academy of Pediatrics, & Canadian Academy of Sport and Exercise Medicine. (2026). The adolescent athlete and the team physician: A consensus statement: 2025 update. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 58(2), 371–402. https://doi.org/10.1249/MSS.0000000000003863 Kerr, Z. Y. et al (2022). Head games: A systematic review and meta-analysis examining concussion and head impact incidence rates, modifiable risk factors, and prevention strategies in youth tackle football. Sports Medicine, 52(6), 1259–1272. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40279-021-01609-4 EPISODE CREDITS: Hosts - Sylvia Bank, MD and Vivian Carlin, MD Special Guest - Dr Jendi Haug, MD Visit our webpage https://tenkidstwodocs.com Follow our show on TikTok/Facebook/Instagram/Youtube @TenKidsTwoDocs, and share your thoughts with us by emailing [email protected]  00:00 Welcome to Ten Kids Two Docs 00:33 Should Your Child Play Football? 02:05 Starting Football and Choosing the Right Age 04:09 The Community and Life Lessons of Football 08:44 The Risks and Realities of Football Injuries 14:39 Concussions, Prevention and Safer Play 19:01 Preseason Physicals and Football Safety Guidelines 21:23 The Takeaway: Making the Right Decision for Your Child

Vaccines, Politics & Parents: Making Sense of the New MMR Executive Order Episode 89 S3E2 In this episode of Ten Kids Two Docs, pediatricians and moms Dr. Vivian Carlin and Dr. Sylvia Bank discuss the August 10, 2026 executive order concerning childhood vaccines—and what it means from the perspective of physicians who care for children and parents who make vaccine decisions every day. They unpack several claims made about the MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) vaccine, including the proposal to separate the combined vaccine into three individual shots. They also discuss vaccine volume, safety, the practical consequences of requiring additional doctor visits, comparisons between U.S. and European vaccination schedules, and claims about a connection between MMR vaccination and autism. Resources: Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Vaccine Education Center https://www.chop.edu/vaccine-education-center Offit, P. A. (2020). Overkill: When modern medicine goes too far. HarperCollins. White House — Executive Order 14420: “Delivering Gold Standard Childhood Vaccine Recommendations for Americans https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2026/08/delivering-gold-standard-childhood-vaccine-recommendations-for-americans/?utm_source=chatgpt.com https://www.whitehouse.gov/videos/gold-standard-childhood-vaccine-recommendations-%f0%9f%87%ba%f0%9f%87%b8/ https://www.whitehouse.gov/videos/president-trump-signs-an-executive-order-aug-10-2026/ EPISODE CREDITS: Hosts - Sylvia Bank, MD and Vivian Carlin, MD Visit our webpage https://tenkidstwodocs.com Follow our show on TikTok/Facebook/Instagram/Youtube @TenKidsTwoDocs, and share your thoughts with us by emailing [email protected]  00:00 Welcome to Ten Kids Two Docs 02:27 What the New Vaccine Executive Order Says 05:15 How Much Liquid Is Actually in the MMR Vaccine? 07:19 Is the MMR Vaccine “Lethal”? 11:06 Does the New Policy Really Align With Europe? 16:04 The Real-World Risks of Splitting Up the MMR Vaccine 18:42 MMR, Autism & What the Evidence Shows 24:01 Reliable Vaccine Information & Final Thoughts

The Harms of Screen Use - Inside the 2026 Surgeon General’s Advisory Episode 88 S3E1: Welcome to the season three premiere of Ten Kids Two Docs! To kick off the new season, Dr. Vivian Carlin and Dr. Sylvia Bank discuss the May 20, 2026 Surgeon General’s Advisory on the Harms of Screen Use. This episode breaks down the developmental and cognitive risks of early screen exposure, the mental health challenges adolescents face online, and the ripple effects screens have on childhood sleep. They also review real feedback from their listeners on screens, share actionable advice for parents, and discuss advised community changes. Resources: Official Landing Page: HHS.gov - The Harms of Screen Use https://www.hhs.gov/surgeongeneral/reports-and-publications/screen-use-harms/index.html Full Advisory (PDF): Surgeon General's Advisory: Warning on the Harms of Screen Use https://www.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/us-surgeon-generals-advisory-warning-on-the-harms-of-screen-use.pdf Official Toolkit (PDF): Surgeon General's Warning on the Harms of Screen Use Toolkit https://www.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/us-surgeon-generals-advisory-warning-on-the-harms-of-screen-use-toolkit.pdf How to Make a Family Media Plan: https://www.healthychildren.org/English/family-life/Media/Pages/How-to-Make-a-Family-Media-Use-Plan.aspx EPISODE CREDITS: Hosts - Sylvia Bank, MD and Vivian Carlin, MD Visit our webpage https://tenkidstwodocs.com Follow our show on TikTok/Facebook/Instagram/Youtube @TenKidsTwoDocs, and share your thoughts with us by emailing [email protected]  00:00 Welcome Back to Season 3 00:33 Why the New Surgeon General Screen Advisory Matters 01:48 The Science: How Screens Affect Child Development & Mental Health 04:06 Screens, Sleep, and Why Rest Is Essential for Kids 05:04 Parents Weigh In: Real Reactions to Delaying Social Media 11:41 Practical Strategies for Parents: Setting Screen Boundaries 16:53 What Schools & Tech Companies Should Do to Reduce Screen Harm 21:19 Final Takeaways: Building a Healthier, Screen-Smart Future

Teens, Screens and Vaccines - Oh My! BONUS Outtakes Real Talk and Real Science Episode 87 S2E52: In this special bonus outtakes episode, Dr. Vivian Carlin and Dr. Sylvia Bank share a lighthearted collection of stories that didn't make it into Season 2. The pediatricians dive into the "parenting trenches," discussing the social media algorithms, a hilarious story involving middle school discipline, and a practical breakdown of how to interpret medical vaccine inserts. It’s a mix of funny personal anecdotes and expert insights, serving as a perfect bridge for listeners during the August break before Season 3 launches in September. EPISODE CREDITS: Hosts - Sylvia Bank, MD and Vivian Carlin, MD Special Guest - Dr Scott Krugman, MD Visit our webpage https://tenkidstwodocs.com Follow our show on TikTok/Facebook/Instagram/Youtube @TenKidsTwoDocs, and share your thoughts with us by emailing [email protected] 00:01 Introduction 00:35 The Bonus Outtakes Special 00:59 Social Media Algorithms and Sad Dogs 02:34 Using Reels as a Paging System 04:51 The Middle School Bully Report Incident 11:31 Understanding Vaccine Package Inserts 16:00 Season 3 Preview and Farewell

All About Sleep Bonus: Outtakes and the Quest for a Good Night’s Rest Episode 86 S2E51: In this special bonus episode, Dr. Sylvia Bank and Dr. Vivian Carlin share hilarious "sleep outtakes" and relatable parenting mishaps from Season 2. The pediatricians swap stories about "escape artist" toddlers, the high stakes of losing a beloved stuffed animal on vacation, and the mystery of deep sleepers who can drift off anywhere. Balancing medical insights on night terrors with lighthearted personal anecdotes, this episode offers a mix of professional insight and heartwarming reminders that even doctors face the trials and triumphs of bedtime. EPISODE CREDITS: Hosts - Sylvia Bank, MD and Vivian Carlin, MD Visit our webpage https://tenkidstwodocs.com Follow our show on TikTok/Facebook/Instagram/Youtube @TenKidsTwoDocs, and share your thoughts with us by emailing [email protected] 00:00 Introduction: The Pediatrician Perspective 00:36 August Break & Season 2 Outtakes 01:37 The Room as a Crib: Dealing with an Escape Artist 04:53 The Vacation Scare: Shelf Climbing 07:04 The Legend of "Bear": The Importance of Transition Objects 08:58 Night Terrors vs. Sleepwalking 11:43 Falling Asleep Anywhere: The Deep Sleepers 14:11 Closing & Looking Ahead to Season 3

Single Parenting Bonus - Heartfelt Realities and Finding Support  Episode 85 S2E50: In this follow-up episode Dr. Sylvia Bank and Dr. Vivian Carlin continue their conversation with retired pediatrician Dr. Cathy Parrish about her experience raising four children as a single parent after the sudden loss of her husband. Dr. Parrish talks about the financial component of single parenting and lessons her children learned in resilience and resourcefulness. This episode is a heartfelt and practical look at what it truly takes to raise kids solo.  EPISODE CREDITS: Hosts - Sylvia Bank, MD and Vivian Carlin, MD Special Guest - Dr Cathy Parrish, MD Visit our webpage https://tenkidstwodocs.com Follow our show on TikTok/Facebook/Instagram/Youtube @TenKidsTwoDocs, and share your thoughts with us by emailing [email protected] (00:00) Introduction (00:44) Defining Single Parenthood Contexts (03:27) How to Support a Single Parent (05:01) The Social Impact of Single Parenting (06:17) The Financial Burden and Job Security (08:50) The High Cost of Raising Teenagers (09:37) Balancing Responsibility and Parentification (11:45) Emotional Boundaries with Children (12:53) Final Words of Encouragement

Bedwetting - Digitally Remastered Episode 84 Episode S2E49: In this episode of Johns Hopkins-trained pediatricians Dr. Vivian Carlin and Dr. Sylvia Bank dive into the common and often misunderstood world of nocturnal enuresis, better known as bedwetting. Drawing from their professional expertise and personal experiences—the duo clarifies that bedwetting is a developmental milestone rather than a behavioral issue. The doctors break down the three physiological systems involved—the bladder, kidneys, and brain—while sharing ingenious parenting hacks. From discussing the impact of constipation and deep sleep to evaluating medical interventions like bedwetting alarms and DDAVP medication, this episode offers a compassionate, science-backed roadmap for parents.Resources:Bedwetting in Children and Teens: Nocturnal Enuresis https://www.healthychildren.org/English/health-issues/conditions/genitourinary-tract/Pages/Nocturnal-Enuresis-in-Teens.aspxEPISODE CREDITS: Hosts - Sylvia Bank, MD and Vivian Carlin, MDVisit our webpage https://tenkidstwodocs.com Follow our show on TikTok/Facebook/Instagram/Youtube @TenKidsTwoDocs, and share your thoughts with us by emailing [email protected] 00:00 Introduction 00:34 Defining Bedwetting and Statistics 01:32 Personal Stories and Common Causes 03:09 Parental Hack 05:34 Tips for Summer Camp and Travel 09:27 The Science of Dryness: Bladder, Kidneys, and Brain 11:09 When to Consult Your Pediatrician 14:55 Management Strategies: Alarms and Medication 20:34 Closing Thoughts: Patience and Compassion

Season Two Finale - Parenting Pearls and Perspectives Episode 83 S2E48: In this special season two finale of Ten Kids Two Docs, Johns Hopkins-trained pediatricians Dr. Sylvia Bank and Dr. Vivian Carlin take a poignant walk down memory lane to reflect on the highlights of season two that demonstrate universal parenting pearls and perspectives.  The hosts revisit the season's most impactful moments from expert guests like child psychiatrist Dr. Julia Jackson, autism advocate Dr. Teresa Lyons, and Dr. Scott Krugman. Tune in for an overview from timeless parenting struggles to the high-pressure points of modern parenting. Get ready for exciting bonus content in August and the season three premiere on September 2, 2026! Resources:  EPISODE CREDITS:  Hosts - Sylvia Bank, MD and Vivian Carlin, MD Special Guests: Julia Jackson, MD, Dr Theresa Lyons PhD and Dr Scott Krugman, MD Visit our webpage https://tenkidstwodocs.com Follow our show on TikTok/Facebook/Instagram/Youtube @TenKidsTwoDocs, and share your thoughts with us by emailing [email protected]  00:00 Introduction & Season 2 Wrap-Up  01:10 Timeless Parenting Challenges vs Modern Pressures 03:52 Perfect Parenting vs Guilt 06:55 No one right way to parent  09:19 Prioritizing the Parent-Child Relationship  13:23 Perspectives - notice the joys  16:29 Vaccines  18:49 Guest Acknowledgments & Looking Ahead to Season 3

A Pediatrician's Guide to Gaming - Leveling Up or Losing Control? Episode 82 S2E47: In this episode Dr. Sylvia Bank and Dr. Vivian Carlin tackle video gaming. They discuss the different ways boys and girls engage with screens, the risks of predator solicitation, and the neurological similarities between gaming and gambling. They weigh the pros and cons of restrictive parenting versus teaching self-regulation, while offering a clear checklist for identifying Gaming Addiction. This episode provides practical strategies to help your children navigate the virtual world. Resources: Unhealthy Video Gaming: What Parents Can Do to Prevent It https://www.healthychildren.org/English/family-life/Media/Pages/Unhealthy-Video-Gaming.aspx EPISODE CREDITS: Hosts - Sylvia Bank, MD and Vivian Carlin, MD Visit our webpage https://tenkidstwodocs.com Follow our show on TikTok/Facebook/Instagram/Youtube @TenKidsTwoDocs, and share your thoughts with us by emailing [email protected]  00:00 Introduction 02:02 Journal Hack 02:50 The Pandemic Performance 04:37 Restriction vs. Self Regulation 06:44 Gaming and ADHD 09:25 Platform Safety 11:12 Identifying Gaming Disorder 15:57 The Family Media Plan

Hepatitis A and B - Why Vaccine Prevention Still Matters Episode 81 S2E46: In this episode, Dr. Sylvia Bank and Dr. Vivian Carlin welcome back Johns Hopkins-trained pediatrician Dr. Scott Krugman to discuss the diseases Hepatitis A and B.  They talk about everything from Hepatitis B perinatal transmission, causing chronic liver failure and liver cancer to the history of the vaccine’s development. They highlight Hepatitis A’s real-world risks like contaminated produce outbreaks and foreign travel.  The pediatricians emphasize that while "shared decision-making" has always been a staple of pediatric care, maintaining high vaccination rates remains our best defense against these preventable diseases. References: The Lost Girls of Willowbrook by Ellen Marie Wiseman EPISODE CREDITS: Hosts - Sylvia Bank, MD and Vivian Carlin, MD Special Guest - Dr Scott Krugman, MD Visit our webpage https://tenkidstwodocs.com Follow our show on TikTok/Facebook/Instagram/Youtube @TenKidsTwoDocs, and share your thoughts with us by emailing [email protected]  00:00 Introduction 00:34 Guest Introduction: Dr. Scott Krugman 01:00 The 2026 ACIP Policy Shift 03:46 Hepatitis B Vaccine 06:44 The Birth Dose Debate 09:18 The Dark History of Willowbrook 12:34 Developing the Vaccine 14:45 Hepatitis A 16:16 Symptoms and Produce Outbreaks 18:36 Global Risks and Travel Medicine 21:01 Empowered Decision-Making

Sleep Struggles in Children - Tips, Tricks, and Real Life Stories Episode 80 S2E45: In this episode Dr. Sylvia Bank and Dr. Vivian Carlin dive into sleep challenges in children, exploring the common disturbances that go beyond infancy. From difficulty falling asleep, frequent night wakings, early rising, to reluctance to sleep alone, they share both clinical insights and personal parenting experiences. Listeners will hear practical strategies for navigating co-sleeping, establishing healthy sleep routines, and setting realistic expectations for children and families. The doctors also discuss sleep hygiene tips, the cautious use of supplements like melatonin, and creative hacks for early risers, all while emphasizing that there’s no one-size-fits-all solution—what matters most is finding what works for your family. Whether you’re dealing with temporary phases or recurring sleep struggles, this episode provides reassurance, encouragement, and actionable advice for fostering better sleep for everyone. Resources:  Walker J, Muench A, Perlis ML, Vargas I. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I): A Primer. Klin Spec Psihol. 2022;11(2):123-137.   https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10002474/ EPISODE CREDITS: Hosts - Sylvia Bank, MD and Vivian Carlin, MD Visit our webpage https://tenkidstwodocs.com Follow our show on TikTok/Facebook/Instagram/Youtube @TenKidsTwoDocs, and share your thoughts with us by emailing [email protected] 00:00 Introduction: The Chaos of Parenting & Sleep 00:34 Identifying Sleep Disturbances in Older Children 01:56 The Family Bed and Parental Exhaustion 02:39 Personal Stories: Different Kids, Different Challenges 04:23 Cultural Perspectives & Safety in Co-Sleeping 05:15 The Pallet on the Floor Strategy 08:52 The Walk Back Method 10:40 Mastering Sleep Hygiene 12:20 Sleep Tracking & Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 13:14 The Melatonin & Sleep Aids 15:53 Managing the Early Riser 19:08 Closing Thoughts

Single Parenting - Juggling Minor Crises, Hard Decisions and Finding Strength Episode 79 S2E44: On this week’s episode Dr. Sylvia Bank and Dr. Vivian Carlin sit down with retired pediatrician Dr. Cathy Parrish, who shares her experience raising four children as a single mom after the sudden loss of her husband. From managing minor crises and juggling nonstop schedules to making tough decisions, Dr. Parrish offers honest insights into the realities of single parenting. She shares advice on the importance of making time for self-care, and rebuilding a sense of self. The conversation also explores navigating dating as a single parent, protecting children from emotional upheaval.  She offers encouragement and practical wisdom for single parents doing their best through an incredibly demanding journey. EPISODE CREDITS: Hosts - Sylvia Bank, MD and Vivian Carlin, MD Special Guest - Dr Cathy Parrish, MD Visit our webpage https://tenkidstwodocs.com Follow our show on TikTok/Facebook/Instagram/Youtube @TenKidsTwoDocs, and share your thoughts with us by emailing [email protected] 00:00 Introduction to Ten Kids Two Docs 00:35 Welcoming Dr. Cathy Parrish 01:52 Chosen vs Unforeseen Single Parenthood 03:18 The Crisis of the Pivotal Person 06:16 Decision Fatigue and the Burden of the Bad Guy 08:52 The Logistics of Sacrifice 11:08 Caring for Yourself 14:26 Dating as a Single Parent 19:43 Words of Encouragement

Hot Topics in Pediatrics: Hearing Restoration, ADHD Insights and Social Media  Episode 78 S2E43: In this episode, Johns Hopkins-trained pediatricians Dr. Vivian Carlin and Dr. Sylvia Bank examine the critical medical and socio-behavioral headlines currently shaping the field of pediatrics. From pioneering genetic interventions for hearing loss to unprecedented neuroimaging data for Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and the complex litigation surrounding social media algorithms, the hosts analyze recent empirical data to discuss what these updates mean for clinical practice and modern parenting. Resources: Ahmed, H., Shubina-Oleinik, O., & Holt, J. R. (2017). Emerging gene therapies for genetic hearing loss. Journal of the Association for Research in Otolaryngology, 18(5), 649–670. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10162-017-0634-8 Pan, N., et al. (2026). Mapping ADHD heterogeneity and biotypes by topological deviations in morphometric similarity networks. JAMA Psychiatry, 83(5), 478–490. https://doi.org/10.1001/jamapsychiatry.2026.0001 Associated Press. (2026, March 25). California jury finds Meta, Google liable for youth social media addiction in landmark verdict. AP News. https://apnews.com/article/meta-google-social-media-addiction-verdict-2026 Haidt, J. (2024). The anxious generation: How the great rewiring of childhood is causing an epidemic of mental illness. Penguin Press. Shrier, A. (2024). Bad therapy: Why the kids aren't growing up. Portfolio. NYT Opinion May 30, 2025 There’s a link between therapy culture and childlessness  https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/30/opinion/therapy-estrangement-childless-millennials.html EPISODE CREDITS: Hosts - Sylvia Bank, MD and Vivian Carlin, MD Visit our webpage https://tenkidstwodocs.com Follow our show on TikTok/Facebook/Instagram/Youtube @TenKidsTwoDocs, and share your thoughts with us by emailing [email protected]  00:00 Introduction  00:34 Gene Therapy for Hearing Loss 04:06 ADHD: New Brain Mapping and Subtypes 06:58 Clinical Application  10:57 The Social Media Addiction Trials 12:50 The Great Debate: Rewired Brains vs. Modern Parenting 18:51 Navigating the New Societal Norms and Healthy Risk-Taking 22:44 Conclusion