Infectious Diseases in Children Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Infectious Diseases in Children.
Table of Contents
- More treatment options, less stigma needed for children with obesity
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- New strategies needed for obesity epidemic
- FDA approves Arnuity Ellipta for young children with asthma
- FDA approves Truvada for PrEP in teenagers
- Small changes to environment may improve care, education of children with autism
- Checklist aids in timely discharge of newborns
- Children, not parents, primarily decided contents of school lunches
- Inhaled nitric oxide may not improve survival of preterm infants
- Most penicillin allergy challenges tolerated; costs reduced when label removed
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- New test shows high specificity in diagnosing peanut allergy
- Only 30% of HCV-exposed infants screened for infection
- Pediatric opioid exposures decreased with unit-dose packaging
- Social media use proposed as addition to adolescent psychosocial screening
- Very low-carb diet effective for glycemic control of type 1 diabetes in children, adults
- Eye tracking measures receptive language in young and at-risk children
- Few adolescents with PID screened for HIV, syphilis
- Physiological immaturity plays primary role in late preterm infant morbidities
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- Provider knowledge of transgender care limited despite increasing prevalence
- Strict state background checks tied to lower firearm mortality in youth
- Teens with depression less likely to use Facebook as outlet as they age
- A 10-month-old male with a rash in the axillae
- A 5-year-old male with a painless lump on his right proximal thigh James H. Brien, DO