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Early Ultrasound Follow-Up of Extension-Type Supracondylar Fractures Treated by the Collar-and-Cuff Technique
Background Extension-type supracondylar fractures can be treated with external immobilization, with the elbow flexed 100°. However, this technique requires early evaluation by...
7 days ago - Pediatric Emergency Care
Effect of a Training Strategy in Improving Medication Fallacies During Pediatric Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation: A Before-and-After Study From a Developing Country
Objective This study aims to evaluate the effect of structured training on resident performance in improving medication fallacies during pediatric cardiopulmonary resuscitation...
13 days ago - Pediatric Emergency Care
Target's Releasing A Sensory-Friendly Kids' Furniture Line
Target is listening to what parents need, and the result is this amazing line of sensory-friendly furniture for kids When kids have sensory sensitivities, they might struggle...
15 days ago - Scary Mommy
10 Convincing Reasons to Get Your Flu Shot
Influenza might be just a minor 2-week annoyance for you. However, the flu causes more hospitalizations and deaths in children, seniors, and those with compromised immune...
17 days ago - Active Beat
How To Say Goodbye To Your College Freshman
Any parent of a graduating high school senior knows that Spring is looming. The longer days and warmer weather remind you that the long goodbye is getting closer. Your baby...
20 days ago - Scary Mommy
Most Obvious Study Ever Says Parenting A Fussy Baby Is More Draining
A new study confirms that parenting a fussy baby is more stressful and can cause more symptoms of depression than an “easy” baby A new study from Academic Pediatrics , which...
20 days ago - Scary Mommy
4 Tips For Relieving Stress As A Caregiver To Your Elderly Parents
Taking care of elderly parents is something you do with love, but it does get stressful at times. It's only natural when you're trying to take care of your parents, their home...
22 days ago - HealthWorks Collective
50 Years Ago in The Journal of Pediatrics
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22 days ago - The Journal of Pediatrics - 7 articles
Nose, throat microbiome hints at source of LRTIs in children
The microbiome of children's nasopharynx very closely resembles the viral and bacterial microbiome observed in deep endotracheal samples, according to findings published in The...
23 days ago - Healio
GSK's MMR vaccine safe, effective for US infants
GlaxoSmithKline's measles, mumps and rubella vaccine was found to be safe and effective in healthy children in a phase 3 clinical trial. The findings of the study were...
27 days ago - Healio
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Just about everyone is familiar with Popeye, the sailor who packs a spinach-powered punch. It's also a trick that parents have used for decades to convince their children to...
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Scientists at the Broad Institute and Harvard University created a $50 genetic test that can give babies an obesity risk score from the time they are born, predicting weight...
New Gene Therapy Cures Babies With Bubble Boy Disease
Infants with X-linked severe combined immunodeficiency have fully functioning immune systems following treatment with gene therapy developed and produced at St. Jude Children's...
One in Five Children Have Mental Health Problems: Study
One in five Ontario children and youth suffer from a mental health problems, reveals a new study.
Gene Therapy Restores Immunity for ‘Bubble Boys'
A team of scientists say they have treated 10 "Bubble Boy' babies born with the disease called X-linked combined severe immunodeficiency, or SCID-X1, using a combination of...
Two hours or more of screen time makes children 'badly behaved'
Researchers at the University of Alberta studied more than 2,400 families to find more than two hours per day looking at screens as a toddler could lead to a seven times higher...
Critical Errors in Inhaler Technique Common in Children With Asthma: Study
Children with asthma most commonly displayed critical errors in inhaler technique, found study.
The Motherisk helpline saved me when I was pregnant-I can't believe it's gone
My heart sank yesterday when I heard the news that the Motherisk program had been shut down, effective immediately. During two very difficult pregnancies, I relied heavily on...
How To Support Your Child's Teacher Without Being A Helicopter Parent
Although the end of school year is fast approaching it's never too late to learn some tips on how to support your child's classroom teacher without being a “helicopter parent.”...