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Prescribing psychotropics to pediatric patients
Dr. Perri Klass says allaying parents’ concerns is a big challenge.
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Children, adolescents of divorcing parents want more say
Results of a small survey back the adoption of a “child-inclusive” approach in separated families.
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Company is giving drug users a second chance
The pilot program, thought to be the first of its kind, aims to address the opioid crisis and the worker shortage.
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Mothers’ parenting decisions and social norms
A writer asks why society is so quick to pass judgment on the parenting decisions of mothers.
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Native American writer explores identity
Pain can prevent some parents from sharing stories with their children.
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Study validates EULAR definition of arthralgia suspicious for progression to RA
Arthralgia that may progress to RA has finally been defined, but that definition may not be useful in all settings.
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Ustekinumab trumps TNF-blockade for enthesitis in patients with psoriatic arthritis
After 6 months, 71% of those taking ustekinumab showed total enthesitis clearance.
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Early literacy assessment tool shows promise for screening preschool children
Early results suggest a way to detect early literacy problems in preschool children.
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Caffeine therapy of VLBW neonates reduces later motor impairment
SAN FRANCISCO – Follow-up of VLBW neonates who received neonatal caffeine therapy revealed a long term benefit over a decade later.
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Drainage, irrigation, and fibrinolytic therapy held safe, effective for PHVD
SAN FRANCISCO - Should drainage, irrigation, and fibrinolytic therapy become the standard of care for neonates with preterm intraventricular...
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GI disorders more prevalent in children with poorly controlled asthma
SAN FRANCISCO - Poorly controlled asthma, functional gastrointestinal disorders, and anxiety tend to travel together.
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Immunization requirements, availability vary in U.S. universities
SAN FRANCISCO – A surprising number of colleges don't require some or any vaccinations.
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Molecular tests for GAS pharyngitis could spur overuse of antibiotics
SAN FRANCISCO – Too much use of molecular-based tests for GAS in children with sore throats could lead to antibiotic overuse.
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Time to therapy for gram-positive bacteremia reduced from 60 hours to 4 hours
The time to establish effective antibiotic therapy was reduced from 60 hours prior to the use of multiplex PCR to 4 hours for MRSA.