Rolin Forward

por Drs. Alicia and Stephanie Rolin

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Summer School: Extreme Heat and Tiny Sweaty People

Summer isn't just about sunshine—it can also be dangerous. In this episode of Summer School: Extreme Heat and Tiny Sweaty People, Drs. Alicia and Stephanie Rolin explain how children overheat differently than adults, how to recognize heat exhaustion and heat stroke, and what parents can do to keep kids safe during heat waves. Practical, evidence-based, and full of real-world tips from the pediatric emergency department, this is your guide to surviving the hottest days of summer. This is not intended to be medical advice and the content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the views of their employers or funders.

Summer School: Fireworks, Sparklers & Backyard Explosions

Fireworks are beautiful...but every Fourth of July, pediatric emergency departments treat thousands of preventable injuries. In this episode of Summer School: Lessons from the Pediatric ER, Drs. Alicia and Stephanie Rolin separate fireworks fact from fiction, covering sparklers, burns, eye injuries, dud fireworks, and the simple, evidence-based steps that can help your family celebrate safely. This is not intended to be medical advice and the content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the views of their employers or funders.

Introducing Summer School: Lessons from the Pediatric ER

Summer is supposed to be all sunshine, swimming pools, bike rides, and family adventures. But for pediatric emergency physicians, summer also means a predictable surge of injuries and illnesses that send children to the emergency department. In this special summer series, sisters and physicians Drs. Alicia and Stephanie Rolin take listeners inside the Pediatric ER to explore the health and safety lessons hidden behind some of summer's most common activities. Throughout the season, we'll tackle topics including drowning prevention, e-bikes and scooters, ATV safety, water parks, bug bites, and more. Along the way, we'll share real stories from our clinical experience, break down the science behind the headlines, and discuss practical ways families can reduce risk while still enjoying everything summer has to offer. Join us for Summer School: Lessons from the Pediatric ER - a series where the goal isn't to scare you away from summer fun, but to help you enjoy it safely. Class is now in session.

Who Is Nicole Saphier? Trump's New Surgeon General Nominee Explained

This week on Rolin Forward, Drs. Alicia and Stephanie Rolin break down the surprising battle over the next U.S. Surgeon General. Who is Nicole Saphier, why did previous nominees struggle, and what does this debate reveal about who Americans trust for health information in the age of influencers, podcasts, and social media? This is not intended to be medical advice and the content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the views of their employers or funders.

Is Sunscreen Safe? Doctors Separate Fact from Fear

Does sunscreen cause cancer? This week on Rolin Forward, Drs. Alicia and Stephanie Rolin tackle sunscreen myths, explain the difference between chemical and mineral sunscreens, and break down what the evidence actually says about sunscreen safety. Based on science, not social media. This is not intended to be medical advice and the content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the views of their employers or funders.

Ebola Explained: Travel Bans, Outbreaks & What Families Need to Know

Ebola is back in the headlines -- and so are debates about travel restrictions, airport screening, and public health preparedness. This week, Drs. Alicia and Stephanie Rolin explain what’s happening in the current Ebola outbreak, how the virus spreads, why experts are criticizing some travel policies, and why this is not another COVID situation. They also discuss the role of public trust, CDC staffing cuts, and the challenges of containing outbreaks in a connected world. This is not intended to be medical advice and the content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the views of their employers or funders.

Hantavirus Explained: The Virus Behind the Cruise Ship Outbreak

This week on Rolin Forward, Drs. Alicia and Stephanie Rolin break down why hantavirus is suddenly dominating headlines from the tragic death of Betsy Arakawa linked to hantavirus pulmonary syndrome to the recent Andes virus cruise ship outbreak raising fears of another pandemic. They explain what hantavirus actually is, how it spreads, why the Andes strain is different, and why experts say this is not another COVID situation. Plus: what to do (and absolutely not do) if you find mouse droppings in your garage, attic, or cabin. This is not intended to be medical advice and the content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the views of their employers or funders.

Why Siblings Fight (And How to Stop It Before It Gets Physical)

Why do sibling fights escalate so fast—from playing to hitting in seconds? In this episode, Drs. Stephanie and Alicia Rolin break down what’s actually normal, what’s driving the behavior, and the practical, research-backed strategies that help you intervene earlier and reduce physical conflict. This is not intended to be medical advice and the content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the views of their employers or funders.

Why Eating Out With Kids Is So Hard (And How to Actually Make It Easier)

You go out to eat expecting a relaxing meal… and within 10 minutes, everything falls apart. This week, Drs. Alicia and Stephanie Rolin explain why restaurants are developmentally hard for kids— and what actually helps, from timing and expectations to simple strategies that reduce meltdowns. This is not intended to be medical advice and the content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the views of their employers or funders.

Why Is My Medication Out of Stock? The Real Reason Behind Drug Shortages

Why does your pharmacy suddenly not have a medication you’ve filled a hundred times? Drs. Stephanie and Alicia Rolin break down why medication shortages happen, why they’re becoming more common, and what you can actually do when your prescription is out of stock. As mentioned in the episode - FDA Drug Shortage Database: https://www.fda.gov/drugs/drug-safety-and-availability/drug-shortages This is not intended to be medical advice and the content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the views of their employers or funders.

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