OUT OF THE OLD BLACK BAG Extra! Extra! Spunky the Monkey Replaces COVID-19 on Center Stage at Great Race By Anthony Kovatch, M.D. Musical accompaniment: “The Last Time I saw Paris” by Henry Mancini (music by Jerome Kern/...
More than 107,000 Americans died from a drug overdose between March 2021 and March 2022, according to data provided last month by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The number represents a 28% increase from the year before....
Human Milk and Chrononutrition By Brian W. Donnelly, M.D., F.A.B.M. AHN Pediatrics Northland Chrononutrition is the study of the interaction between biological rhythms and nutrition, along with the relationship between these factors and human health. It encompasses the...
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, school phobia occurs in at least 5% of school children in the U.S. Although the reasons for skipping school may differ from child to child, the symptoms they display are...
Autumn in Acadia from Austin Schuver on YouTube: Maine’s Acadia National Park showcases one of New England’s best sites for watching the landscape change from summer to fall. Brilliant yellows, oranges, and reds materialize from the valleys and stretch into...
*This post originally appeared on The PediaBlog on September 30, 2016. Your Kids Are Watching You In a fascinating article in this month’s Pediatric News, pediatrician Barbara J. Howard uses evolutionary principles to explain why “do as I say,...
Just when you think that the youth of today will overcome yesterday’s transgressions of their parents’ generation and lead humanity to a better future tomorrow, a headline like this comes along suggesting the apple may not fall far from...
Ned Ketyer, M.D.
Dr. Ketyer has special interests in developmental pediatrics and preventative medicine, specifically how nutrition and the environment affect health. He earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Vermont and his medical degree from Northwestern University Medical School. He completed his residency at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh.
As one of the founding physicians of Pediatric Alliance, PC, Dr. Ketyer served as its president from 1997-2004. He has been practicing general pediatrics at Pediatric Alliance since 1990. Dr. Ketyer and his wife have three boys and live in Pittsburgh's South Hills.