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Jonathan L. Caine, MD  See map
269 Walpole St
Norwood, Massachusetts  02062-3223
781-769-5437 (KIDS)
781-769-0566 (FAX)
jcaine@massmed.org


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Patient Education Resources
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Immunizations During Childhood
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Computer Software
Download Adobe Reader to View Patient Handouts and Forms /  WebLink

New Patient Information
Registration Form /  Caine
New Patient History /  Caine
Welcome to the Office /  Caine
HIPAA Privacy Notice /  APP
Receipt of HIPAA Notice /  APP
Important Health Insurance Information /  Caine

Patient Forms
Medem Learning Center:
Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
 / Medem
ADHD — Frequently Asked Questions / AAP
ADHD Parent Questionnaire /  Caine
ADHD - 1-Parent Initial Assessment Form /  NICHQ
ADHD - 2-Teacher Initial Assessment Form /  NICHQ
ADHD - 3-Parent Follow-up Assessment Form /  NICHQ
ADHD - 4-Teacher Follow-up Assessment Form /  NICHQ
ADHD - 5-Pediatric Symptom Checklist /  Jellinek
Does My Child Have ADHD? /  NICHQ
Tips for Parents of Children with ADHD /  NICHQ
Handling Sleep Problems with ADHD Medications /  NICHQ
Homework Tips for Children with ADHD /  NICHQ
Modified Checklist for Autism in Toddlers /  D Robins, et al
Headache Questionnaire /  Caine
Pediatric Symptom Checklist - English /  Jellinek
Pediatric Symptom Checklist - Spanish /  Jellinek
Pediatric Symptom Checklist - Youth - English /  Jellinek
Pediatric Symptom Checklist - Youth - Spanish /  Jellinek

WebLinks
American Academy of Pediatrics /  WebLink
Traveler's Health Information /  WebLink
Disease Reference /  WebLink
Update on Strattera Warning /  WebLink
FDA Advisory Statement on Adderall XR /  WebLink
Eczema Treatments Get New Cancer Warning /  WebLink
Resources for Adolescent Alcohol and Drug Abuse /  WebLink
Help for Adolescents to Stop Smoking /  WebLink
Help for Parents to Stop Smoking /  WebLink
Children with Special Needs - Resource Directory /  WebLink
Information on Eastern Equine Encephalitis and West Nile Virus /  WebLink
APP - Affiliated Pediatric Practices /  WebLink
AAP List of FAQs on the Safety of ADHD Medication /  WebLink
Toolkit to Help Parents with Overweight Kids /  WebLink

Immunization Information
Thimerosal (Mercury Preservative) and Vaccines /  WebLink
FDA Licenses New Vaccine for Prevention of Cervical Cancer /  WebLink
FDA Notice on RotaTeq Vaccine and Intussusception-02/13/2007 /  WebLink
FDA and CDC Update on Menactra Meningococcal Vaccine and Guillain Barre Syndrome-10/20/2006 /  WebLink
CDC Vaccine Information Statements /  WebLink
AAP Calls for Cancellation of "Eli Stone" Premiere - Autism-Vaccination Link Misleading /  WebLink
List of articles about MMR Vaccination and Autism /  WebLink
Clear Answers about Vaccinations /  Ari Brown

Did you know that...
Did you know that... / Caine

Common Illnesses
Medem Learning Center:
Diarrhea and Vomiting and Your Child
 / Medem
Tips on Treating Warts /  Caine
Tips on Treating Head Lice /  Caine
Treating Dry Skin /  Caine
Do You Have a Cold or the Flu? /  WebLink
Fever Facts Brochure /  APP
Managing Vomiting and Diarrhea /  APP

All About Asthma
Medem Learning Center:
Asthma & Children
 / Medem
What is Asthma /  PCHI
Asthma Triggers and Allergies /  PCHI
Smoking and Asthma /  PCHI
Asthma Inhalers /  PCHI
EverydayKidz - Great Asthma Information Website for Parents and Kids /  WebLink
Statement on Reports of Suicidal Thoughts in Patients on Singulair /  WebLink

Frequently Asked Questions
Fever: When Your Child Has a Temperature / Medem
Toilet Training / AAP
The Second Year: Getting Ready for Toilet Training / AAP
Age 3 to 5 Years: Beyond Toilet Training / AAP
Bed-Wetting / AAP
Treating Fever at Home /  APP
Proactive Parenting Solutions to your Child's Behavioral Problems /  WebLink

Staying Healthy
Medem Learning Center:
Nutrition and Your Child
 / Medem
Medem Learning Center:
Nutrition and Your Infant
 / Medem
Establishing Good Sleep Habits / AAP
Children's Health Topics from the Academy of Pediatrics /  WebLink
Recommended Foods to Avoid Obesity /  PCHI
Food Pyramid 2005 /  Caine
Toolkit to Help Parents with Overweight Kids /  WebLink
Swine Flu Fact Sheet /  Mass DPH
 
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Announcements
APRIL 27, 2009

SWINE FLU ALERT

For information on the current Swine Flu outbreak please look at the Swine Flu Fact Sheet from the Mass Department of Public Health, located in the Staying Healthy Section at the bottom of the page.
MAY 19, 2008

WHAT IS THE CONTROVERSY ABOUT BISPHENOL A (BPA) IN BABY BOTTLES?

Bisphenol A (or BPA as it is abbreviated) is a chemical used to make polycarbonate, a clear and rigid plastic used to make some baby bottles and sippy cups. As published in ConsumerReports.org "Health concerns about BPA relate to its ability to mimic the hormone estrogen." Medical studies have shown that exposure to toxic levels of BPA may be linked to health problems. Under certain circumstances, BPA can leach into liquids contained in these bottles. Heating the bottles, aging and degradation of the bottles and cups from repeated use and washing in hot water may increase the leaching. The exact toxic levels that are harmful and the exact link to disease in humans is not precisely known.

The FDA recently announced creation of a Task Force to look at the current research on BPA and it potential toxicity (http://www.fda.gov/oc/opacom/hottopics/bpa.html#message). "At this time, FDA is not recommending that anyone discontinue using products that contain BPA while we continue our risk assessment process."

Bottles and cups made with polycarbonate have the recycle code #7 on the bottom of the container. Alternative cups and bottles without polycarbonate that can be used are glass, polyethylene (recycle code #1), high-density polyethylene (#3), low-density polyethylene (#4), or polypropylene (#5).
APRIL 3, 2008

The American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology has released a statement about the report from the FDA on case reports of suicidal thoughts in some patients taking Singulair. Please refer to the Weblink in the "All About Asthma" Section to the left.
JUNE 9, 2006

Yesterday the FDA approved a new vaccine from Merck, GARDASIL, which helps prevent infections from the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). HPV infections have been linked to the development of cervical cancer and genital warts.

Look in the Weblinks Section below for additional information.
MARCH 11, 2006

AAP RESPONDS TO SAFETY OF ADHD MEDICATION

The American Academy of Pediatrics has posted a list of FAQs on their website. See the Weblinks section of this website to view this.
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ADHD Drugs Linked to Better Grades in Elementary School
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