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Sally S. Harris, MD, MPH Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine Specialist

Departments of Sports Medicine and Pediatrics Palo Alto Medical Clinic

Palo Alto, CA 94301 Tel: (650) 321-4121

Web page: http://www.pamf.org/sports/staff/harris.html

Education High school Castilleja School, Palo Alto, CA Class Valedictorian 1976 College Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH B.A. Biochemistry, with Honors, Cum Laude Daniel Webster Honorary Merit Scholarship Varsity Sports: Tennis, Basketball, Crew 1976-1980 Medical School Duke Medical School, Durham, NC MD degree 1980-84 Pediatric Residency University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC 1984-84 Master’s of Public Health and Preventive Medicine Fellowship University of North Carolina, School of Public Health, Chapel Hill, NC Chief Resident, 1988-89 MPH degree 1987-89 Sports Medicine Fellowship UCLA School of Medicine, Los Angeles, CA 1989-1991 Employment (current) Departments of Sports Medicine and Pediatrics Palo Alto Medical Clinic Palo Alto Foundation Medical Group Palo Alto, CA 1991-present Pediatric and Adolescent Sports Medicine Specialist

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Licensure DEA drug prescribing license California Medical License since 1989 Board Certification American Board of Pediatrics since 1988 CAQ (Cetificate of Added Qualifiction0 in Sports Medicine since 1997. Academic Appointments (current) Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Pediatrics Division of Adolescent Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, Stanford School of Medicine (As part of this appointment, I have had a pediatric resident one half day per week attend my sports medicine clinic as part of their adolescent medicine clerkship, since 2004. I also host other pediatric residents, medical students, and occasionally pediatric fellows in my clinic during their elective time.) Awards 2001 Castilleja School Distinguished Alumnae Award 2003 Thomas Schaeffer Award An annual award given by the American Academy of Pediatrics, recognizing national lifetime achievement in the field of pediatric and adolescent sports medicine.

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Team Physician / Medical Event Coverage (current) Multiple high schools in SF Bay Area mid Peninsula for whom the Department of Sports Medicine, Palo Alto Medical Clinic serves as team physician. 1991-(present). Castilleja School, Palo Alto, CA 2008 – (present). Priory School, Portola Valley, CA 2009 - (present) Team Physician / Medical Event Coverage (past) North Carolina Special Olympics State Games, 1988 UCLA, Los Angeles, CA 1989-1991 Team Physician, El Segundo Highschool, El Segundo, CA - 1989-1991 Team Physician, Pac-10 All-Star Women's Basketball Team, European Tour, August 6-17, 1992. Stanford University Varsity Teams, Stanford, CA - 1991-1997. USA Basketball Women's National Team. Training Camp, June 15-24, 1993, Stanford, CA. USA Basketball Women's National Team. World Championships, Australia, May 19-June 13, 1994. US Junior Olympics. July 25-30, 1995. San Jose, CA USA National Figure Skating Championships, Jan 13-21, 1996. San Jose, CA. United States Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs, CO, Jan 23-Feb 7, 1996. USA Basketball Women’s COPABA Junior National Team. Junior World Championships Qualifying Tournament, Cancun, Mexico, Aug 27-Sept 3, 1996. East/West Shrine Football Game, January, 1995-2000, Stanford, CA. Team Physician, College of Notre Dame, Belmont, CA. 1997-2003

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Clinical Experience Johns Hopkins School of Public Health and Woodlands Institute "Medical Expedition to Nepal", clinician and investigator - 1983 American Diabetes Association Summer Camp for Children with Diabetes, Brevard, North Carolina, physician - 1983, assistant medical director - 1984 University of North Carolina Student Health Services, part-time physician - 1987-1989 Kaiser Permanente HMO, part-time pediatrician - 1987-1989 Columbus County Public Health Department, Whiteville, North Carolina, pediatric consultant - 1987-1989 Clinical Instructor, UCLA Department of Pediatrics - 1989-1991 Medical Director, Camp Ideal: American Diabetes Association Summer Camp for Children with Diabetes. Dardenelle, CA. July 11-18, 1992. Teaching Experience Clinical Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine Course (compulsory course for second year medical students), UNC School of Medicine, course faculty - 1987, 1988 Comprehensive Approach to Sports Medicine Course (elective for medical students and residents), UCLA School of Medicine, course faculty - 1989, 1990 Faculty, Stanford Medical School Sports Medicine Course Med 260/Human Biology 159, various lecture topics on children, exercise and sports, 1993-2001. Faculty, Human Biology 140, Stanford University, "Biopsychosocial Aspects of Sports", 1995-1998 Course Director. American Academy of Pediatrics - Pediatric and Adolescent Sports Medicine. March 5-8, 1998. Jackson Hole, WY.

Course Director. American Academy of Pediatrics - Pediatric and Adolescent Sports Medicine. June 15-18, 2000. Squaw Valley, CA.

Faculty, Stanford Pediatric Residency Program, Adolescent Medicine clerkship. (I have had a resident one half day per week attend my sports medicine clinic as part of their adolescent medicine clerkship, since 2004. I also host other pediatric residents, medical students, and occasionally pediatric fellowship doctors in my clinic during their elective time.)

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Professional Memberships American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) – Fellow since 1988 American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) – Member since 1988 North American Society for Pediatric Exercise Medicine – Member Santa Clara Medical Society, Committee on Sports Medicine and Fitness – Member since 1991 Professional Appointments or Elected Positions AAP National Committee on Sports Medicine, 1988-1994 AAP Section on Sports Medicine - Program Chair, 1991- 2000 AAP Section on Sports Medicine - Chairman, 1994-2000 AAP Committee on Sections, 1994-2000 ACSM Continuing Education Committee, 1990-1997 ACSM Team Physician Certification Committee, 1991-1996 ACSM Team Physician Course Curriculum Committee, 1991- 1996 ACSM Task Force on Women's Issues in Sports Medicine, 1991-2000 Santa Clara Medical Society, Committee on Sports Medicine and Fitness, 1991-1999 "Medicine, Exercise, Nutrition & Health" - Editorial Board Member, 1991-1998 Pepsi-Cola Company Medical Advisory Board - Member, 1992-1993 California Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports - Medical Advisor, 1993- 2000

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Publications Harris SS, Dennison DS. Phycomyces: Interference between the light growth response and the avoidance response. Science 206:357-358, 1979. Harris SS, D'Ercole AJ. Neonatal hyperparathyroidism: The natural course in the absence of surgical intervention. Pediatrics 83:53-56, 1989. Harris SS. Exercise and Health. In: "Report - National Center for Health Statistics, 1988 Directors' Meeting, Designated State Centers for Health Statistics". U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 1988. Harris SS, Caspersen CJ, DeFriese GH, Estes EH. Physical activity counseling for healthy adults as a primary preventive intervention in the clinical setting - report for the US Preventive Services Task Force. JAMA 261:3590-3598, 1989. Harris SS, Caspersen CJ, DeFriese GH, Estes EH. Exercise Counseling. In: "The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. Guide to Clinical Preventive Services: An Assessment of the Effectiveness of 169 Interventions". William and Wilkins, Baltimore, MD, 1989. Harris SS, Caspersen CJ, DeFriese GH, Estes EH. Counseling about physical activity (letter). JAMA 262:3406, 1989. Harris SS, Caspersen CJ, DeFriese GH, Estes EH. Physical Activity for Healthy Adults: Counseling as a Primary Preventive Intervention in Clinical Settings. In: Goldbloom, RB and Lawrence RS, Eds: "Preventing Disease: Beyond the Rhetoric". Springer-Verlag Publishers, New York, p55-70, 1990. Harris SS. Exercise counseling for disease prevention. Your Patient & Fitness 4(1): 12-16, 1990. Harris SS. Exercise counseling and cardiac risk. Primary Cardiology 16(3): 41-50, 1990. Harris SS, Runyan DK. The Preparticipation Exam. In: Reider B, Ed: "Sports Medicine: The School Age Athlete". W.B. Saunders, Philadelphia, PA. 1991 Runyan DK, Harris SS. Athletic Physicals. In: Dornbrand & Hoole, Eds: "Manual of Clinical Problems in Adult Ambulatory Care", second edition. Little, Brown and Company, Inc., Boston, MA. 1992 Harris SS. Exercise-related Anemias. In: Agostini R, Ed: Medical and Orthopedic Issues of Active and Athletic Women. Hanley & Belfus, Inc. Philadelphia, PA. p270-275, 1994 Harris, SS. The Child Athlete. In: Birrer, RB, Ed: "Sports Medicine for the Primary Care Physician", second edition. F.A. Davis Company, Philadelphia, PA. 1994 Harris SS. “Helping Active Women Avoid Anemia.” The Physician and Sportsmedicine. 23(5):35-48, 1995. Harris SS. Controversies in Sports Medicine: Should Women with Eating Disorders Be Allowed to Continue to Participate in Athletics?" Sports Medicine Digest. 16(8):1-3, 1995.

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Harris SS, Nelson MA. The Benefits and Risks of Sports and Exercise. In: Goldberg B, Ed: "Physical Fitness & Sports for Chronically Ill Children". Human Kinetics Publishers, Inc., Champaign, IL. p13-29, 1995 Harris SS. “Diet-Poor Teens at Risk for Calcium, Iron Deficiencies.” Health News, Palo Alto Medical Foundation. 11(3)1995. Harris SS. The Preparticipation Exam. In: Reider B, Ed: "Sports Medicine: The School Age Athlete" (2nd Ed). W.B. Saunders, Philadelphia, PA. p95-114, 1996. Harris SS. Strength Training in Children. In: Sallis RE, Massimino F, Ed: ACSM's Essentials of Sports Medicine. Mosby-Year Book, St Louis, MO. p504-508, 1996. Harris SS: Clinical Commentary re: Brukner P, Kahn K: “Stress Fracture of the Neck of the Seventh and Eighth Ribs – A Case Report.” Clin J of Sports Med 6(3):206, 1996. Harris SS: “Protect Your Child From Serious Sports Injuries”. Los Altos Town Crier, Los Altos, CA. Dec 15, 1999.

Harris SS: Readiness To Participate In Sports. In: Sullivan JA, Anderson SJ, Eds: "Care Of The Young Athlete". American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons and American Academy Of Pediatrics, Rosemont, IL. p137-148, 2000.

Harris SS, Griffin Ly: Female Athletes. In: Sullivan JA, Anderson SJ, Eds: "Care Of The Young Athlete". American Academy Of Orthopedic Surgeons And American Academy Of Pediatrics, Rosemont, IL. p19-24, 2000.

Harris SS: “Exercise-Related Anaemia”. In: Drinkwater BL, Ed: "Women In Sport, International Olympic Committee Encyclopedia Volume". Blackwell Science Ltd., Oxford, UK p311-320, 2000.

Harris SS: Middle Childhood (Ages 5-11 Years). In: "Bright Futures In Practice: Physical Activity". National Center for Education In Maternal And Child Health. Arlington, VA., P47-67, 2000.

Harris SS: “Exercise-Related Anaemia”. In: ? (Eds). Women in Sports, Vol VIII. In : The Encyclopedia of Sports Medicine. MacMillan Library Reference, Old Tappan, NJ. 2000. Harris SS: “Menstrual Irregularity and Stress Fractures in Collegiate Female Distance Runners – Commentary”. Foot and Ankle Quarterly. 16(3) p63-65, 2000.

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Harris SS: “Exercise-Related Anaemia”. In: Christensen K, Guttmann A, Pfister G, Ed: "International Encyclopedia Of Women & Sport". Macmillan, NY., p 44-46, 2001.

Harris SS: Children In Sports: Developmental And Maturational Issues. In Puffer JC, Ed: "Twenty Common Problems In Sports Medicine". Mcgraw-Hill, NY, NY. p337-352, 2002.

Harris SS. “Childsports: How Much Is Too Much”. Bay Area Parent Magazine. Aug 2004. Harris SS: “The Child Athlete”. In: Birrer RB: Sports Medicine for the Primary Care Physician 3rd ed. CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL. p171-186, 2004.

Harris SS: “Exercise-Related Anaemia” . In: Levinson D, Christensen K (Eds): Berkshire Encyclopedia of World Sport. Berkshire Publishing Group, Great Barrington, MA. 2005.

Harris SS: “Physical Activity, Sports, and the Pre-pubertal Child”. To Your Health. Palo Alto Medical Foundation Newsletter. Fall 2005. Harris SS: “Youth Football: Is It Safe for Children?” San Jose Mercury News. San Jose, CA. Nov 2005. Harris SS: “Protect your Child from Sports Injuries. Children’s Growing Bodies More Vulnerable to Injury”. Your Health. Palo Alto Medical Foundation and Camino Medical Group newsletter. Summer 2006. Harris SS. “Protect Your Young Athlete form Overuse Injuries”. Bay Area Parent Magazine. Feb, 2009. Harris SS: “Growing Pains”. Los Altos Town Crier, Los Altos, CA. April 2009. Harris SS: “Protect Your Child from Sports Injuries”. Foundation for Health. Palo Alto Medical Foundation Newletter. Summer 2009. Harris SS: “Readiness to Participate in Sport”. In: Harris SS, Anderson SJ (Eds): “Care of the Young Athlete 2nd Ed”. p9-15. American Academy of Pediatrics. Elk Grove Village, IL. 2010. Harris SS, Anderson SJ: “Sport Specific Injury Prevention Strategies”. In: Harris SS, Anderson SJ (Eds): “Care of the Young Athlete 2nd Ed”. p485-512. American Academy of Pediatrics. Elk Grove Village, IL. 2010. Brenner J, Anderson SJ, Harris SS: “General Principles of Injury Prevention”. In: Harris SS, Anderson SJ (Eds): “Care of the Young Athlete 2nd Ed”. p111-120. American Academy of Pediatrics. Elk Grove Village, IL. 2010. Harris SS, Anderson SJ (Eds): “Care of the Young Athlete 2nd Ed”. American Academy of Pediatrics. Elk Grove Village, IL. 2010. Harris SS. “Iron Kids: The Truth about Triathlons and Strength Training”. Bay Area Parent Magazine. March 2010.

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Harris SS: “Preventing Overuse and Burnout in Young Athletes”. Los Altos Town Crier, Los Altos, CA. July 2010. Harris SS. “Competitive Sports – The Best Challenge for Our Teen age Athlete, or Too Much of a Good Thing?” Bay Area Parent Magazine. April 2011.

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Publications of the American Academy of Pediatrics Committee on Sports Medicine and Fitness - for which I am a co-author Textbooks: American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Sports Medicine and Fitness: "Sports Medicine: Health Care for Young Athletes 2nd Ed”. American Academy of Pediatrics, Elk Grove Village, IL, 1991. Harris SS, Anderson SJ (Editors): “Care of the Young Athlete 2nd Ed”. American Academy of Pediatrics. Elk Grove Village, IL. 2010. Policy Statements: American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Sports Medicine and Fitness: Strength Training, Weight and Power Lifting, and Body Building by Children and Adolescents. Pediatrics 86(5): 799-800, 1990. American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Sports Medicine and Fitness: Risks of Long Distance Running for Children. Pediatrics 86(5): 801-803, 1990. American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Sports Medicine and Fitness: Knee Brace Use by Athletes. Pediatrics 85(2): 228, 1990. American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Sports Medicine and Fitness: Human Immunodeficiency Virus [acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) virus] in the Athletic Setting. Pediatrics 88(3): 640-641, 1991. American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Sports Medicine and Fitness: Fitness, Activity, and Sports Participation in the Preschool Child. Pediatrics 90(6): 1992. American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Sports Medicine and Fitness: Horseback Riding and Head Injuries. Pediatrics 89:512, 1992. American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Sports Medicine and Fitness: Self-Appraisal Checklist for Health Supervision in Scholastic Athletic Programs. Pediatrics 1993. American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Sports Medicine and Fitness: Risk of Injury from Baseball and Softball in Children 5 to 14 Years of Age. Pediatrics 93:690-692, 1994. American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Sports Medicine and Fitness: Assessing Physical Activity and Fitness in the Office Setting. Pediatrics 93:686-689, 1994. American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Sports Medicine and Fitness: Metered-Dose Inhalers for Young Athletes With Exercise-Induced Asthma. Pediatrics 94:129-130, 1994. American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Sports Medicine and Fitness: Medical Conditions Affecting Sports Participation. Pediatrics 94(5):757-760, 1994.

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American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Sports Medicine and Fitness: Cardiac Dysrhythmias and Sports. Pediatrics 95(5):786-788, 1995. American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Sports Medicine and Fitness: Mitral Valve Prolapse in Young Athletes. Pediatrics 95(5):789-790, 1995. American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Sports Medicine and Fitness: Atlantoaxial Instability in Down Syndrome – A Subject Review. Pediatrics 96(1):151-154, 1995. American Academy of Pediatrics Section on Sports Medicine and Fitness: Participation in Boxing by Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults. Pediatrics 99(1):134-135, 1997.

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INVITED SPEAKER Thirteenth United States Preventive Services Task Force, Washington D.C., November 17 & 18, 1987. "Physical Activity Counseling for Healthy Adults as a Primary Preventive Intervention in the Clinical Setting." Fourteenth United States Preventive Services Task Force, Washington D.C., February 16 & 17, 1988. "Physical Activity Counseling for Healthy Adults as a Primary Preventive Intervention in the Clinical Setting." Designated State Centers Directors Conference, Cooperative Ventures in Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Research, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, October 26-28, 1988. "Measurement Aspects in Behavioral Epidemiology: Exercise and Health". American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine: Intensive Training and Youth Sports Participation. Peoria, IL, Dec 6-9, 1990. American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine: The Female Athlete. Chicago, IL, April 25-28, 1991. Primary Care Sports Medicine. Palm Springs, CA, December 5-8, 1991. "Anemia in Athletes", "Physical Activity, Exercise, and Heart Disease", "Examination of the Ankle" ACSM Team Physician Course Part I. Palm Springs, CA, February 12-16, 1992. "Examination of the Knee" Medical and Orthopedic Issues of Active and Athletic Women. Seattle, WA. May 15-16, 1992. "Anemia in Athletic Women" The Female Athlete Triad: Eating Disorders, Amenorrhea and Osteoporosis. June 18-19, 1992, Washington, D.C. American Academy of Pediatrics Annual Fall Meeting - Section on Sports Medicine Program. October 17, 1992, San Francisco, CA. "Lower Extremity Injuries". American Heart Association: Prevention Conference III - Behavior Change and Compliance: Keys to Improving Cardiovascular Health. Workshop V: Physical Inactivity. January 15-17, 1993, Monterey, CA. Joint Commission on Sports Medicine and Science: Sports Medicine Round Table. February 25-27, 1993, Colorado Springs, CO. ACSM Team Physician Course Part II. March 3-7, 1993, Orlando, Fla. The Young Athlete: "Physiology and Training", "Development and Maturation". Vail Sports Medicine Conference. March 13-20, 1993, Vail, CO. "The Pediatric Athlete", "Physical Activity, Exercise and the Prevention of Heart Disease", "Special Concerns of the Female Athlete", "Examination of the Ankle".

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National Orthopedic Nurses Association - Annual Meeting. May 23-28, 1993, Reno, NV. "Children in Sports". International Consensus Conference on Physical Activity Guidelines for Adolescents. June 11-12, 1993, San Diego, CA. Planning and Advisory Committee member; speaker. Primary Care Sports Medicine. June 24-27, 1993, Newport Beach, CA. "Exercise Physiology and Training in Children", "Injury Patterns in the Immature Skeleton", "Examination of the Back", "Exercise and Pregnancy". Preventive Cardiovascular Medicine: A Challenge for the 90"s. June 25-27, 1993, Universal City, CA. "Exercise and Prevention of Heart Disease". American Medical Society for Sports Medicine - Annual Meeting. July 16-20, 1993, Sun Valley, ID. "Workshop: How To Do Clinical Research in Sports Medicine". The ACSM CAQ Board Review Course for the Certification Examination in Sports Medicine. August 10-15, 1993, San Francisco, CA. "The Effects of Strength Training and Physical Stress in the Immature Musculoskeletal System". California State Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports. September 18, 1993, San Diego, CA. Joint Commission on Sports Medicine and Science: Second Annual Sports Medicine Round Table. February 18-20, 1994, Washington, DC. United States Olympic Committee: The Impact of Early Training on Premenarchal and Early Menarchal Athletes. June 29-30, 1994, Washington, DC. International Symposium on Youth in Sports. University of Oregon. Sept. 10-11, 1994. Eugene, OR. "Nutrition in Athletes", "Weight Control and Wrestling", "Eating Disorders and the Female Athlete Triad". American Academy Of Pediatrics - Annual Meeting. Oct. 22-26, 1994, Dallas, TX. "Children in Sports - Developmental and Maturational Issues". Palo Alto Medical Clinic. Jan 16, 1995. Palo Alto, CA. “Ski Injury Prevention and Treatment”. Community Pediatrician Weekly Conference Series. Mar 19, 1995. Palo Alto, CA. “Evaluation of Acute Knee Injuries” Pediatric and Adolescent Sports Medicine. April 21-22, 1995, Dallas-Ft. Worth, TX. "Children in Sports - Developmental and Maturational Issues", "The Female Athlete Triad: Disordered Eating, Amenorrhea, and Osteoporosis". 3rd Annual Modesto Sports Medicine Symposium. April 29, 1995, Modesto, CA. "Special Needs of the Female Athlete". San Francisco Marathon Expo. July 8, 1995. San Francisco, CA. “Running Injuries in Female Athletes”.

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Pediatric and Adolescent Sports Medicine. UCSD School of Medicine, San Diego, CA. March 28-30, 1996. “Developmental Issues in Sports”, “Concepts of Sports Readiness”. Fourth Annual Pediatric Update. Stanford University School of Medicine. July 19-20, 1996, Stanford, CA. “Sports Medicine: Office Examination and Management of Sports Injuries”. Changes and Challenges Orthopedic Update II. National Orthopedic Nurses Association, East Bay and San Francisco Chapter. Oct 5, 1996, Oakland, CA. “Common Problems of Female Athletes”. American Academy of Pediatrics. Practical Pediatrics CME Course. Oct 18-20, 1996, Phoenix, AZ. “Sports Readiness: Developmental and Maturational Issues”, “Common Sports Injuries”, “Special Concerns of the Female Athlete”, “Back Pain in Athletes”. Castilleja School, Palo Alto, CA, Jan 13, 1997. “Sports Injuries Unique to Adolescent Girls”. Pediatric and Adolescent Sports Medicine. UCSD School of Medicine. June 22-24, 1997. San Diego, CA. “Developmental Issues in Sports”, “Concepts of Sports Readiness and Psychological Issues”. 5th Annual Pediatric Update. Stanford University School of Medicine. July 18-19, 1997. Stanford, CA. “Evaluation and Management of Common Overuse Injuries”.

American Academy of Pediatrics - Pediatric and Adolescent Sports Medicine. March 5-8, 1998. Jackson Hole, WY. "Physical Differences in Young Athletes". "Sports Readiness - Developmental Issues". "Examination of the Hip, Knee, And Ankle Workshop". "The Female Athlete Triad: Disordered Eating, Amenorrhea, and Osteoporosis". "Training and Conditioning In Immature Athletes".

Great American Health Controversies - A Benefit for The Health Library At Stanford. Kresge Auditorium, Stanford University. April 30, 1998. Stanford, CA. "Playing For Keeps: Sports, Exercise and Your Health".

American Academy Of Pediatrics California Chapter 1 Annual Spring Meeting. May 23-25, 1998. Monterey, CA. "Special Concerns of the Female Athlete". "Overuse Injuries: Practical Office Therapies". "Sports Readiness - Developmental and Maturational Issues for Children In Sports".

Martha's Vineyard '98 Foot and Ankle Update. August 9-11, 1998. Martha's Vineyard, MA. "Female Athlete Triad".

Sixth Annual Sports Medicine Symposium. Modesto Memorial Hospital. Oct 10, 1998. Modesto, CA. "Children in Sports: Developmental and Maturational Issues".

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Palo Alto Medical Foundation Health Lecture Series Part 1. Palo Alto PTA Council and Palo Alto Medical Foundation. Oct 27,1998. Palo Alto, CA. "Children And Sports Today: Health Perspectives - Celebrating the Benifets, Lowering The Risks".

Pediatric and Adolescent Sports Medicine. University of California at San Diego. March 25-27, 1999. San Diego, CA. "Developmental Issues in Sports". "Overuse Injuries in Children".

Pediatric and Adolescent Sports Medicine Update. Union Memorial Hospital. May 1, 1999. Baltimore, MD. "Physical Training and Differences for The Young Athlete". "Skill Acquisition and Sports Readiness". "The Female Athlete Triad".

American Academy of Pediatrics Annual Meeting. Oct 11, 1999. Washington, D.C. "Marked Shortening of the Ulna In An Adolescent Gymnast - A Case Presentation".

Pediatric and Adolescent Sports Medicine. University Of California at San Diego. Feb 17-19, 2000. San Diego, CA. "Developmental Issues in Sports". "Overuse Injuries in Children".

Department of Pediatrics, Palo Alto Medical Clinic. Mar 14, 2000, Palo Alto, CA. “Overuse Injuries – Part 1”.

Department of Pediatrics, Palo Alto Medical Clinic. Mar 28, 2000, Palo Alto, CA. “Overuse Injuries – Part 2”.

Department of Pediatrics, Palo Alto Medical Clinic. July 11, 2000, Palo Alto, CA. “Adolescent Sports Medicine”.

American Academy Of Pediatrics - Pediatric And Adolescent Sports Medicine Course. June 15-18, 2000. Squaw Valley, CA. "Sports Readiness". "Conditioning and Strength Training". "When Can I Play - Return to Play Cases. A Panel Discussion".

8th Annual Pediatric Update. Stanford School of Medicine. July 14-15, 2000. Stanford, CA. "Examination and Management of Sports Overuse Injuries".

National Association of Orthopedic Nurses 21st Annual Congress. June 9-13, 2001. New Orleans, LA. “Non-operative Diagnosis and Treatment in Youth”.

American Academy of Pediatrics Annual Meeting. Oct 21, 2002. Boston, MA. “Cheerleading Injuries”.

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Female Athlete Symposium. Riekes Center for Human Performance and Enhancement. Menlo Park, CA. Nov 18, 2002. “Overuse Injuries”.

American Academy Of Pediatrics - Pediatric And Adolescent Sports Medicine Course. June 20-23, 2002. Kiawah Island, SC. “Workshop: Physical Examination of the Lower Extremity for Common Sports Injuries” and three lectures.

American Academy of Pediatrics. Practical Pediatrics Course. Jan 16-19, 2003. Steamboat Springs CO. “Sports Readiness and Development in Young Athletes”, “Office Management of Common Overuse Injuries: A Case-based Approach”, Children in Sports: Hot Topics and Frequently Asked Questions”, “Common Acute Knee Injuries”.

“Prevention of Injuries in Female Athletes”. Feb 23, 2004. Castilleja School. Palo Alto, CA.

American Academy of Pediatrics Annual Meeting. Oct 9-13, 2004. San Francisco, CA. “Examination of the Shoulder and Elbow for Common Injuries”.

“Special Concerns of Adolescent Female Athletes”. Jan 14, 2005. Castilleja School. Palo Alto, CA.

Department Of Pediatrics, Palo Alto Medical Clinic. May 5, 2005. Palo Alto, CA. “Evaluation of Shoulder Injuries”.

Palo Alto AYSO Soccer Club. Feb 5, 2006. Palo Alto, CA. “Prevention of Soccer Injuries”.

Department of Pediatrics, Palo Alto Medical Clinic. May 16, 2006., Palo Alto, CA. “Apophysitis”.

Department Of Pediatrics, Palo Alto Medical Clinic in Fremont. Feb 15, 2007. Fremont, CA. “Apophysitis”.

Medical Explorers Post 63 Meeting. Nov 5, 2007. Palo Alto Medical Clinic, Palo Alto, CA. “Careers in Sports Medicine”.

American Academy of Pediatrics Annual Meeting. Oct, 2007. San Francisco, CA. “Cheerleading: Making It a Safe and Fun Activity”.

Priory School Sports Medicine Course lecture. Feb 29, 2008. “The Female Athlete”.

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American College of Rheumatology Annual Meeting. Oct 24-28, 2008. San Francisco, CA. “Treating the Young Athlete”.

“Injury Prevention in Girls’ Athletics: A Panel Discussion”. Nov 5, 2008. Castilleja School, Palo Alto, CA.

“Injury and Prevention in Youth Soccer”. Nov 11, 2008. Palo Alto Medical Clinic, Palo Alto, CA.

“Sports Medicine”. Castilleja School AP Biology Course lecture. May 22, 2009. Palo Alto, CA.

American Physical Therapy Association. April 13, 2010. Agile Physical Therapy. Palo Alto, CA. “Sports Injuries Unique to Growing Children and Adolescents”.

Division of Pediatric Rheumatology. Department of Pediatrics. Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital. March 9, 2010. Stanford, CA. “Apophysitis – Injuries Unique to the Immature Skeleton”.

Challenge Success Annual Conference. Department of Education, Stanford University. Oct 15, 2010. Stanford, CA. “A Balanced Approach to Athletics”.

Division of Adolescent Medicine. Department of Pediatrics. Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital. Feb 3, 2011. Stanford, CA. “Apophysitis – Injuries Unique to the Immature Skeleton”.

Department of Pediatrics, Palo Alto Medical Clinic. March 15, 2011. Palo Alto, CA. “Physical Examination of the Knee for Acute Injuries”.

Department of Pediatrics, Palo Alto Medical Clinic. May 17, 2011. Palo Alto, CA. “Physical Examination of the Knee for Acute Injuries”.

Division of Adolescent Medicine. Department of Pediatrics. Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital. May 19, 2011. Stanford, CA. “Physical Examination of the Knee for Acute and Overuse Injuries”.

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Interviews

Borello P: “Local Sports Docs Treat Elite As Well AS Average Joes”. Los Altos Town Crier, Los Altos, CA. Mar 19, 1997.

McCuan, J: “Exercise Caution In Hot Weather”. Palo Alto Weekly, Palo Alto, CA. Jun 11, 1997.

“Special Athletes Face Special Risks” Health News 8(1), 1992. Palo Alto Medical Foundation newsletter.

Heather Hardwick. “On the Sidelines – Palo Alto doctor helps local athletes stay on the field.” Palo Alto Weekly. Sept 28, 1994.

Solovitch S: “Weight-training Considered Safe For Youth”. San Jose Mercury News. Jan 7, 1998.

Ganley T. “Exercise and Children’s Health. A Little Counseling Can Pay Lasting Dividends”. The Physician and Sports Medicine 28(3):85-92, 2000.

Cooper B: “The Two Wheel Revolution – Bicycles Are Passports TO Worlds Beyond the Front Lawn”. Healthy Kids Magazine. April/May 2001.

“Cheerleading Injuries”. NewRx (a website for physicians) www.rsinewsrxreportingfrom.com Oct 21, 2002.

Elias M: “Cheerleading Leaps Into the Dangerous Sports Camp”. USA Today Newspaper. Oct 22, 2002.

King R. “Attention, Cheerleaders”. La Presse newspaper Monteal, Canada. Oct 22, 2002.

Smith S. “Dangers for Cheerleaders said to Rise”. The Boston Globe Newspaper. Oct 22, 2002.

Elias M. “Once a Sideline, Now a Star, but Cheerleading Gets Risky”. Chicago Sunday Times newspaper. Oct 23, 2002.

Coman J. “Cheerleading Injuries”. London Sunday Telegraph newspaper. Oct 26, 2002.

“Concussions in Sports”. Connecting With Kids TV Show, Nov 2, 2002.

“Orthopedic Problems with Cheeleading”. Connecting With Kids TV Show, Nov 27, 2002.

“Cheerleading”. The California Report. National Public Radio KQED (88.5 FM), Feb 21, 2003.

“Giving an Off Season to Cheerleaders Can Reduce Injury”. Health News 2003. Palo Alto Medical Foundation newsletter.

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Firehammer J: “Sis Boom-bah Boom! Cheerleading Injuries Are On The Rise.” Life and Health. Coffey Communications Inc. Walla Walla, WA. 2003.

“Prosteroids”. Connecting With Kids TV Show, Apr 29, 2003.

Little J: “Evaluating Injuries of Gymnasts, Ballerinas, and Cheerleaders”. AAP News. American Academy of Pediatrics newsletter. May 2003.

“Sutter Health Presents ‘Healing the Body in Motion’ ”. KPIX Ch 5 TV Show, Jun 17, 2003, (repeated Jun 22, 2003 and Aug 3, 2003).

“From the Office to the Playing Field – Sports Medicine Doctors Volunteer In Our Community”. San Jose Mercury News. Palo Alto Medical Foundation and Camino Medical Group newsletter. Aug 2003.

Associated Press. “Practices Suspended at University While Injury Investigated”. Eyewitness News. ABC 13.com KTRK. Jan 21, 2004.

Everett-Haynes LM. Prairie View A&M Investigating Cheerleading Accident. KHOU.com. Houston, TX. Jan 21, 2004.

Associated Press. “Practices Suspended at University While Injury Investigated”. Star-Telegram.com. Jan 21, 2004.

Irene M Wielawski. “Youth at Risk.” Dartmouth Alumni Magazine July/August 2004

“Cheerleading Injuries”. CBS Evening News TV Show. Mar 18, 2004.

“An Advocate for Moderation in Children’s Sports.” Palo Alto Medical Foundation News. Oct 2004

Common Ground. Palo Alto Medical Foundation Annual Report, p17, 2003-2004.

“Sutter Health Presents ‘Sports & Kids’ ”. KPIX Ch 5 TV Show, 7pm on Feb 5, 2005.

“Cheerleading Injuries”. ABC News TV Show (CH 7). Feb 14, 2005.

“Cheerleading Injuries”. ESPN TV. March 25, 2005.

“Cheerleading Injuries”. Newsweek Magazine. Apr 17, 2005.

“Cheerleading Becomes the Main Event”. The Record newspaper. Hackensack, NJ. Apr 17, 2005.

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Other Editorial Board of several Sports Medicine Journals Medical advisor/contributor to Palo Alto Foundation Medical Group Teen Health Website: “We’re Talking” http://www.pamf.org/teen Castilleja School, Palo Alto, CA Advisory Board of Trustees 1989-1994.

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Summary Information: Dr. Harris is a physician in the Departments of Sports Medicine and Pediatrics at the Palo Alto Medical Clinic in Palo Alto and specializes in Pediatric and Adolescent Sports Medicine. She is Board certified in both Pediatrics and Sports Medicine. Specific professional interests include the prevention and treatment of sports related injuries in children and adolescents, injuries unique to female athletes and adolescent athletes, developmental issues regarding intensive training of young athletes, overuse injures, sport specific injury prevention and treatment, and the role of exercise in health promotion and disease prevention. She is also a Clinical Instructor of Pediatrics at Stanford University. She precepts Stanford medical students and pediatric residents and in her sports medicine clinic on a weekly basis. Her memberships include Fellow of the American Academy of Sports Medicine and the American College of Sports Medicine. She is the founder and former Chairperson of the AAP Section on Sports Medicine; and was formerly a Medical Advisor for the California Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports. She has served as a team physician for local high school and college teams, including Stanford University, USA Women's Basketball, and the Olympic Team Physician program. In 2003, she was awarded the Thomas Schaeffer Award, an annual award given by the American Academy of Pediatrics, recognizing achievement in the field of pediatric and adolescent sports medicine. She is the author of numerous publications and is the editor of “Care of the Young Athlete”, a comprehensive medical textbook published by the American Academy of Pediatrics in 2010. She is a frequent speaker at national and local medical conferences and for local community events and has served as the course director for numerous national medical conferences. As a physician in the Sports Medicine Department at Palo Alto Medical Clinic, she shares responsibilities of team physician for many local high schools and colleges. Individually, she is the team physician for Castilleja School in Palo Alto, and Priory School in Portola Valley. She is a native of the San Francisco Bay Area, and the mother of two young boys. Her personal interests include travel and outdoor recreational activities and sports, including swimming, cycling, running, hiking, back packing, kayaking, skiing, windsurfing, scuba diving and tennis.