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Contemporary Pediatrics' timely, trusted, and practical information to enhance their day-to-day care of children. We advance pediatric providers’ professional development through in-depth, peer-reviewed clinical and practice management articles and case-studies written in readable, evidence-based formats by experts in the pediatric field.

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February 2012

Identifying abusive head trauma can be tricky. Once you make that diagnosis, you are mandated to report your findings. Learn how to be certain before you make that report.

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March 2012	My tummy hurts!” Chronic abdominal pain in children is one of the most common reasons for office visits.
April 2012	Postpartum depression doesn’t only affect the mother. Use your well-baby exams to identify moms who may be in trouble.
May 2012	Do your patients understand what you are telling them? Their life may depend on their health literacy

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