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Adolescent girls who participate in competitive or recreational sports are at higher risk for anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries than adolescent boys, but neuromuscular training (NMT) programs may help to lower that risk. » More
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Depressed adolescents experience emotional suffering as well as problems in daily living and functioning. However, as many as 50% of major depression cases are missed because of the absence of screening by family physicians. Physicians shouldreview the criteria for adolescent depressive disorders and utilize these screening tools. » More
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Much needs to be accomplished in a preventive health care visit, which typically is allotted only 20 minutes on a pediatrician's schedule. Fortunately, many high-tech tools are available to make use of time during the visit to screen for problems and educate parents regarding important health care issues. » More
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A study conducted in the Netherlands shows that the monoclonal antibody palivizumabsignificantly reduces wheezing days during premature infants’ first year of life, in addition to preventing severe respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infection in these high-risk children. » More
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The system of federal waivers allows a state to receive federal Medicaid dollars for an expenditure that otherwise would not qualify for the funds. The current administration says Medicaid flexibility will continue as health care reform is implemented but with more transparency to the process. » More
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