Pediatrics Archives - Page 6 of 7

Dermatology

Maya Moore

11/30/2022

Early Application of Emollients Prevents Development of Eczema

Early emollient use reduces eczema risk in high-risk infants. Emollient emulsion proves most effective. Read full analysis for implications.

Pediatrics

Maya Moore

11/30/2022

Vitamin D Supplementation Does Not Influence Growth in Children

Vitamin D3 increases 25(OH)D levels but doesn't affect growth or development in vitamin D-deficient Mongolian children. Explore implications.

Pediatrics

Daniel Brown

11/29/2022

Cerebral Palsy Risk Up With Exposure to Maternal Unintentional Injury In Utero

Maternal injury in utero raises cerebral palsy risk. Monitor exposed children for early neurodevelopmental intervention. Read the full analysis.

Pediatrics

Daniel Brown

11/23/2022

New Guidance Issued for Care of Children With Williams Syndrome

New guidelines for Williams syndrome emphasize cardiovascular monitoring, hypertension management, and early interventions. Read full recommendations for practice integration.

Pediatrics

Maya Moore

11/23/2022

Gestational Phthalate Exposure Tied to Childhood Lung Function

Gestational phthalate exposure linked to reduced childhood lung function, highlighting the importance for limiting exposure. Read the full analysis.

Pediatrics

Daniel Brown

11/22/2022

Guidance Issued for Managing Visual Disorders After Pediatric Concussion

AAP guidance: Screen visual disorders post-pediatric concussion for timely management, enhancing recovery and quality of life. Explore detailed recommendations.

Pediatrics

Maya Moore

11/22/2022

Cognitive Scores Lower for Children With Iron Deficiency

Iron deficiency in children linked to lower cognitive scores, persisting post-intervention. Explore implications for early screening.

Nephrology

Daniel Brown

11/17/2022

Arterial Stiffness Tied to Kidney Disease in Children

Increased arterial stiffness in children with CKD highlights cardiovascular risks. Explore implications for managing pediatric CKD patients.

Pediatrics

Maya Moore

11/17/2022

Electronic Gaming Can Trigger Cardiac Arrhythmias in Some Children

Electronic gaming may trigger lethal arrhythmias in susceptible children. Recognize and screen for underlying cardiac conditions. Explore full study for implications.

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