Contemporary Pediatrics Issue Alert

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Dr Hallas says: The wrath of influenza

There are two articles in the March 2018 issue of Contemporary Pediatrics that merit your attention: Dr. Bass’ article on "Is it the flu?" and Ms. Zimlich’s article on "Major vaccines addressed in updated ACIP guidelines."

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Major vaccines addressed in updated ACIP guidelines

There are some notable revisions in 2018 to recommendations concerning hepatitis B vaccination for newborns and a third dose of mumps-containing vaccines, among others.

How to diagnose and manage localized wheezing

Wheezing in children is often associated with asthma. However, localized wheezing should alert the clinician that something other than asthma may be present.

More in this issue

Pediatricians rarely discuss umbilical cord blood banking with parents

Can salivary microRNA levels identify risk for prolonged concussion symptoms?

Rhinovirus and osteoarticular infections due to K kingae have the same seasonality

Neonate with bilateral breast enlargement

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