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Becoming comfortable with diagnosing depression in pediatrics

For many of us in pediatrics, depression and other related diagnoses can present a challenge. Our counterparts who treat adults see and treat depression more often and are often more comfortable with both diagnosis and treatment. It's time to work on this.

Diagnosing depression in preschoolers

Clinically significant depression can occur in children aged as young as 3 years. Here’s how to recognize the symptoms and identify risk factors in your young patients.

Tackling anxiety disorders in primary care

Primary care clinicians play a key role in identifying and treating anxiety disorders in children and helping them learn effective coping skills. This article summarizes some of the current guidance.

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Remember measles’ past when talking to parents

Dr Eden remembers a patient who suffered extreme neurologic complications as a result of the disease.

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8-year-old girl with pain in her neck

Looking at anesthetic neurotoxicity in pediatric sedation

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