HIGHLIGHTS - DAY 2 |
|
Sales of nutritional supplements continue to rise, and available data indicate that use of these products is fairly common within the pediatric population. More |
|
A workup is indicated for a child with signs of puberty starting before the normal lower age limits to determine whether the developmental changes represent normal variation or a pathologic process. More |
|
There are a number of entities to consider in the differential diagnosis when a child presents with a limp, including autoimmune diseases, musculoskeletal disorders, infection, and cancer. Here's why juvenile arthritis is high on the list. More |
|
|
We welcome your feedback!
Please send your comments to:
Teresa McNulty
Group Content Director
Contemporary Pediatrics
teresa.mcnulty@ubm.com |
DISCLAIMER:
This information has been independently developed and provided by the editors of Contemporary Pediatrics.
The sponsors do not endorse and are not responsible for the accuracy of the content or for practices or standards of non-sponsor sources. These articles may discuss regimens that have not been approved by the FDA.
For full prescribing information including indications, contraindications, warnings, precautions, and adverse experiences, please see the appropriate manufacturer's product circular. |
|
