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Neil Izenberg
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Neil Izenberg
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Steven A. Dowshen
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Steven A. Dowshen
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Mary Gavin
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Mary Gavin
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D’Arcy Lyness
PHD
D’Arcy Lyness
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Kate Cronan
MD
Kate Cronan
Neil Izenberg Neil Izenberg, MD
Founder, Chief Executive, and Editor-in-Chief, KidsHealth
Board-certified pediatrician at the Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children in Wilmington, Delaware.
Professor of Pediatrics at Jefferson Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Member of advisory Board for Sesame Workshop’s Healthy Habits for Life, an initiative of the nonprofit educational organization behind Sesame Street
Recipient of the American Academy of Pediatrics Education Award for educational projects for the general public.

Neil Izenberg, MD, is founder and chief executive of The Nemours Center for Children’s Health Media. Dr. Izenberg has had a career-long focus developing media to positively influence families’ knowledge, beliefs, and behaviors about children’s health issues. In 1992, Dr. Izenberg founded the Nemours Foundation’s Center for Children’s Health Media, which creates online, print, and video media aimed at parents, kids, and teens, and in 1995 founded the KidsHealth website, KidsHealth.org.

Dr. Izenberg is editor-in-chief of KidsHealth.org; editor-in-chief of Charles Scribner’s Sons Human Diseases and Conditions, a multi-volume encyclopedia for middle- and high-school students; co-author of Fit Kids: A practical guide to raising healthy and active children – from birth to teens from DK Publishing and KidsHealth Guide for Parents: Pregnancy to Age 5 from McGraw-Hill; author of several books, chapters, and articles on health topics pertaining to children; and co-creator of Not So Scary Things, a board game for children ages 4 to 8 years. Dr. Izenberg’s organization has produced more than 25 nationally distributed, award-winning programs for both children and parents on a variety of health issues.

Dr. Izenberg received his BA from Columbia University in New York; his MD from Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Jersey; pediatric training at Schneider Children’s Hospital in New York; and fellowship training in pediatric diabetes/endocrinology and adolescent medicine at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia.

KidsHealth
About KidsHealth
KidsHealth.org is the largest and most-visited online resource of children’s health information. KidsHealth’s award-winning library of parenting and health information offers thousands of up-to-date, medically reviewed articles, animations, and news features, written for three distinct audiences: parents, kids, and teens. KidsHealth comes from Nemours, one of the largest nonprofit organizations devoted to children’s health. For more information, visit www.KidsHealth.org.