Chicago — The American Academy of Pediatrics held the 2017 National Conference and Exhibition at Chicago’s behemoth McCormick Place. Doximity produced video for a number of the sessions, including the research, plenaries and conducting our own expert interviews. See what you missed here:

Video coverage:

• Published Studies That Could Change the Way You Practice
• 91% of Pediatric Gun Deaths Occur in the US
• AAP’s New Pediatric Hypertension Guidelines
• An Escalating Pubic Health Crisis in Pediatrics (Opioids)
• Should Juice Be Eliminated from the Pediatric Diet?
• Climate Change’s Profound Effect on Child Health
• E-cigarettes Found To Be Growing Risk Among Adolescents
• Special Needs of Immigrant Children
• “Tweetiatricians” Use Social Media to Advocate for Their Patients
• Could Behavior Issues Be Linked to Celiac Disease?
• Top Vitamin and Supplement Recommendations
• AAP Announces Its First Recommendations on Tattoos, Piercings

Opinion and article coverage:

• Early Introduction to the Slipper Slope of Opioids
• AAP Steps up for Kids Facing Gun Violence
• National Meeting Kicks off with Sobering Session on High Stakes Physician Burnout
• Top Social Media Learnings from AAP
• Three Pillars to Approaching Pediatrician Wellness
• Why We Need More Epipen Training in US Schools
• What Do Playground Slides and Golf Carts Have in Common?
• Pediatrician Fosters Wellness Through Personal Growth and Patient-Centered Care
• More Effective Prevention Needed Against Non-Accidental Trauma in Infants
• Are Children with Cell Phones Are More Likely to Be Cyberbullied?
• The “Immigrant Paradox” and Children
• What Are the Sources of Joy in Medicine?
• Cost of Caring for the Professional Managing Childhood Trauma