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Adalimumab safety profile similar in children and adults
The most common adverse events across indications were upper respiratory tract infection, nasopharyngitis, and headache.
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Dual-frequency ultrasound promising for refractory rosacea
Between baseline and 12 weeks, the PSA values for erythema decreased from 2.6 to 1.1
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AAP guidelines emphasize gender-affirmative care
You can transform your office into a place where TGD youth feel safe.
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Extended propranolol use boosts success in high-risk infantile hemangioma
There were no unexpected safety signals with extending the length of oral propranol treatment.
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Community-based therapy improved asthma outcomes in African American teens
A home- and community-based, individualized behavioral treatment significantly improved outcomes in African American teens with poorly controlled...
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Rivaroxaban superior to aspirin for extended VTE treatment
Researchers said there is no longer a place for aspirin in extended VTE treatment.
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Little overlap between surgical M&M and AHRQ on adverse events
M&M conferences and AHRQ data may be apples and oranges.
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Studies support cardiovascular risk management in T2DM
Smoking cessation and other steps to manage cardiovascular risk can help improve the long-term outlook for patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus...
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ADA underscores distinctions in youth, adult T1DM
Management of type 1 diabetes mellitus in children and adolescents should take into account the unique challenges of disease management in that...
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TBI linked to increased suicide risk
The sheer size of the study and the length of follow-up are among the study’s many strengths.
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Anemia in hiatal hernia patients doubled postop complications risk
Anemia is common in patients undergoing hiatal hernia repair and is associated with greater risk of postoperative complications.
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Fathers and mothers report similar rates of depression at well-child visit
Depression prevalence during pediatric well-child care visits was similar in fathers and mothers.
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Respiratory illness is the most common pediatric emergency in ambulatory settings
Psychiatric and behavioral illness, seizures, and syncope were other common pediatric emergencies in ambulatory settings.
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Technology use by parents may worsen children’s behavior
Technoference was associated with lower coparenting quality in fathers only, and greater parent depressive symptoms in mothers only.
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New pediatric hypertension guidelines increased hypertension prevalence
One-quarter of those classified as having elevated BP in the 2004 guideline were reclassified as having stage 1 hypertension.