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COVID-19 cases spiked in schools that lifted mask mandates, study finds
Boston-area school districts that lifted mask mandates earlier this year experienced nearly 45 more cases of COVID-19 per 1,000 students and staff than school districts that kept their mandates in place, a study found.
Invasive Asian mosquito ‘can survive anywhere,’ could alter malaria landscape in Africa
The Asian mosquito Anopheles stephensi, linked to a 40-fold increase in malaria cases in Djibouti over the last decade, has been blamed for an unprecedented dry-season malaria outbreak in Ethiopia, according to a study.
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Children at high risk for monkeypox complications, review finds
Children aged younger than 8 years are at an elevated risk for monkeypox complications and should be considered a high-risk group, according to a review article published in The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal.
Routine vaccination coverage falls to 13-year low among infants
Globally, routine vaccination coverage among infants plummeted to a 13-year low in 2021, according to data published Thursday in MMWR.
Pfizer says maternal RSV vaccine prevents infection in infants
Pfizer reported topline data from a phase 3 trial of its respiratory syncytial virus vaccine for pregnant women, which showed high vaccine efficacy in newborns.
Q&A: RSV surge hits US children, stretching hospital capacity
Common childhood infections have returned following an interruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, including respiratory syncytial virus, which has caused a recent surge in the United States. Healio spoke with Mary T. Caserta, MD, a professor of infectious diseases in the department of pediatrics at the University of Rochester Medical Center, about what physicians can expect from RSV.
Infants with sepsis exposed to antibiotics have altered gut microbiomes
WASHINGTON — Neonates with sepsis were exposed to more antibiotics throughout their NICU admissions than controls and were found to have microbiome dysbiosis, researchers reported.
MRSA PCR nasal swab shows promise as stewardship tool
WASHINGTON — A MRSA PCR nasal swab showed promise as a tool for antimicrobial stewardship in a large study of pediatric critical care patients, according to findings presented here at IDWeek.
Hooked on ID with David Boulware, MD, MPH
I grew up in a household surrounded by medicine and the medical needs of my sister. It was an environment I had become accustomed to and later became the focal point of my studies.
CDC committee recommends adding COVID-19 vaccine to childhood immunization schedule
The CDC’s vaccine advisory committee voted Thursday to approve the addition of COVID-19 vaccines to the recommended childhood immunization schedule.
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