AAP News Vol. 13 No. 11 November 1997, p. 33
© 1997 American Academy of Pediatrics
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The Academy and its members were featured as advocates for child safety in national and local media during September.

• AAP Vice President Joseph Zanga, M.D. and AAP member Steven Shelov, M.D., addressed editors of parenting and womens' magazines at an AAP-organized luncheon in New York. While in New York Dr. Zanga also participated in a media tour and met with producers at Primetime Live, Good Morning America, The Today Show and Dateline NBC.

• A Pediatrics study that compared the health of babies born by Caesarean to those born vaginally was the topic of a September 3 USA Today article. The article featured study author and AAP member Brenda Hook, M.D.