Today's Headlines
Pediatric trauma nurses are well-versed in practicing trauma-informed care to reduce posttraumatic stress in sick and injured children, but they could use more training in helping families cope, a new study reports. Where could they use further training?
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The usual 10 to 20 minutes allotted to a well-child visit may not allow enough time to pick up atypical behaviors that point to autism risk. Why are the clues being overlooked?
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Two measles-containing vaccines are unlikely to result in adverse effects, a 12-year cohort study has found. Discover how safe the vaccines are.
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PODCAST
In Contemporary Pediatrics' exclusive interview with Charles J. Lockwood, MD, MHCM, senior vice president, University of South Florida (USF) Health, and dean, USF Health Morsani College of Medicine, Tampa, we asked what steps physicians can take to impact the sobering statistic of 1 in 9 US infants still being born at 37 or fewer weeks' gestation. » More with podcast.
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