Infectious Diseases in Children Current Issue

The following articles appeared in the print edition of Infectious Diseases in Children.
Table of Contents
- Bill provides incentives for research, development into pediatric medication
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- Fall from grace: Is US at risk of becoming second-tier country in vaccine introduction?
- Children with short bowel syndrome at high risk for polymicrobial CLABSI
- Cholera outbreak shows need for safer water, questionable role for vaccines
- Coinfections of B. pertussis, respiratory viruses may just be coincidence
- FDA approves meningococcal vaccine for infants as young as 9 months
- FDA approves two diagnostic assays, new device to prevent infection
- FDA: Benzocaine may be associated with methemoglobinemia
- New meningitis vaccine successful in Africa
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- Outbreaks of measles reported in Europe
- Risk for immune thrombocytopenic purpura associated with MMR vaccine, no link to other vaccines
- S. aureus-related pneumonia increased in recent years
- Third dose of MMR helpful during outbreaks of mumps
- Looking ahead to a new season
- Vancomycin guideline effective in neonatal ICUs
- Pediatricians must be advocates for influenza vaccine, reinforce need for annual immunization
- Pharmacotherapeutic monitoring for MRSA treatment
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- Three-year-old girl develops a rash on her arm
- A 3-month-old male with persistent cough, abnormal chest radiograph and positive PPD