This is PediCast.

Welcome to Pediacast, a pediatric podcast for parents.

And now, direct from the campus of nationwide children's, here is your host, Dr. Mike.

Hello, everyone, and welcome once again to Pediacast.

It's a pediatric podcast for moms and dads.

This is Dr. Mike, coming to you from the campus of nationwide children's hospital.

We're in Columbus, Ohio.

It is episode 326 for August 26, 2015.

We're calling this one picky eaters, joking and pretending, and engaged fathers.

I want to welcome everyone to the program.

I have another news.

Parents can use edition of PDACast lined up for you this week.

We've been gone a couple weeks, so it's good to be back.

Last week we had a CME podcast that came out, and I don't advertise those too often on this program.

But PediacastCME, you can find it over at PediacastcME.org,

is really aimed at pediatric providers. And providers can listen and get category one, CME credit for doing so free.

But this is a particular one that we had last week. I think parents would be interested in this one as well. It's on evidence-based medicine, which, you know, it's kind of a buzzword that we like to use. Oh, yes, I practice evidence-based medicine, and I think evidence-based medicine is important. And in fact, I've said on this program many times that we're all about evidence-based medicine. So what exactly is that?

Because it doesn't mean that you run with every single research study that comes out

because we know that some studies are better than others.

Some are more powerful statistically, have more significance,

have been reproduced to show that it's really true, maybe more than once.

So how do you evaluate the literature and decide what you're going to incorporate into your

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