Infectious Diseases in Children Current Issue

The following articles appeared in the print edition of Infectious Diseases in Children.

Table of Contents

• Untapped potential remains in eczema, psoriasis management
• CDC recommends preteens receive only two HPV vaccinations
• Patch testing in early childhood should be approved to spare steroid use
• AAP recommends safe sleep environment to reduce SIDS, sleep-related infant deaths
• AAP recommends 1-hour limit on digital media use for preschoolers
• Children with persistent postconcussion symptoms reported lower quality of life
• SAMPRO unifies clinicians, school nurses, patients on asthma support
• Pediatric ED visits for headache pain more than double
• Children living in urban 'food deserts' at higher risk for asthma
• DNA-based Zika vaccine development continues after promising early data
• Fatal measles complication more common than previously understood
• Children who use digital media frequently complete homework less
• Majority of non-nurse school staff correctly identified anaphylaxis treatment protocol
• Parents’ social media presence may jeopardize child’s privacy
• Same day 'return to play' after concussion common among youth athletes
• Dosing errors persist in liquid medication for children Edward A. Bell, PharmD, BCPS
• A 26-month-old boy with a diffuse bullous eruption Scarlett Boulos, MD; Marissa J. Perman, MD
• Progressive inflammation of left medial periorbital structures in 3-week-old afebrile neonate James H. Brien, DO; Richard H. Schwartz, MD