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Children cured of Cushing syndrome still need mental health screening
Primary care physicians caring for children who have been successfully treated for Cushing syndrome should continue screening for mental illness, according to data published in Pediatrics.
Second breakfast at school yields healthier weight range than no breakfast
A healthy weight trajectory was more likely in children who regularly consumed breakfast at school — even among those who ate an additional morning meal at home — than among those who skipped breakfast, study data indicate.
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Shared medical appointments benefits adolescents with type 1 diabetes
Adolescents with poorly controlled type 1 diabetes who attended a series of shared medical appointments for 9 months experienced stabilization of HbA1c and improved overall quality of life, according to recent findings.
Insulin pump therapy lowers HbA1c, hypoglycemic events in children
Spanish children with type 1 diabetes switched from multiple daily injection therapy to insulin pump therapy saw sustained improvement in HbA1c and a decrease in hypoglycemic events over 3 years, according to recent study data.
Glycemic control, microvascular complications worse in adolescent girls with type 1 diabetes
Adolescent girls with type 1 diabetes have worse glycemic control than adolescent boys, have a higher HbA1c at diagnosis and are more likely to experience complications, such as retinopathy, in adulthood, according to recent findings.
Metabolic syndrome severity decreasing among US adolescents
Favorable increases in HDL cholesterol and decreases in fasting triglyceride measurements may be responsible for the trend of declining metabolic syndrome severity in U.S. adolescents.
Neighborhood disadvantage affects metabolic control in pediatric type 1 diabetes
Neighborhood disadvantage was associated with inflammation in black and white children with type 1 diabetes, as well as poor metabolic control in black children, according to research in Pediatric Diabetes.
Poverty, not race or ethnicity, primary driver of pediatric obesity
Overweight or obesity in Massachusetts children is more strongly related to low-income status than to race or ethnicity, according to study findings.
Type 2 diabetes more common in youth exposed to antipsychotics
Cumulative risk and exposure-adjusted incidences and incidence rate ratios for type 2 diabetes were significantly higher among youth exposed to antipsychotics, compared with unexposed psychiatric controls and healthy controls.
NIH grants $2 million to Seattle Children’s Hospital for obesity strategy
The Seattle Children’s Hospital Research Institute has received $2 million to study an obesity treatment method that uses long-term interventions for children and parents to reach and sustain weight-loss goals, according to a press release.
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