Danish children, both vaccinated and unvaccinated, face varying risks and phenotypes of multisystem inflammatory syndrome during the Omicron wave, highlighting the complex interplay between vaccination status and disease severity in pediatric populations.
Februery 2023
Firearms emerge as the leading cause of death in young people in the US, with homicides accounting for nearly two-thirds of youth gun deaths, prompting urgent attention to firearm-related violence prevention strategies.
Februery 2023
Children in low-income countries face a stark reality as they are 16 times more likely to succumb to retinoblastoma, the most common eye cancer, shedding light on the urgent need for improved access to healthcare and resources worldwide.
Februery 2023
Recent research indicates no significant increase in the incidence of childhood hepatitis or adenovirus infections, dispelling any notion of a causal relationship between the two conditions and highlighting the need for continued surveillance of pediatric viral illnesses.
Februery 2023
Improvements in road safety measures have the potential to prevent approximately half a million deaths annually worldwide, with particular benefits for the youngest and poorest populations disproportionately affected by road traffic injuries.
Februery 2023
Guidelines for health examinations in children and adolescents diagnosed with Down syndrome aim to improve the care and management of individuals with this genetic condition, addressing their unique healthcare needs and promoting optimal health outcomes.
Februery 2023
Serum and urinary pharmacokinetics of ciprofloxacin are documented in children with complicated urinary tract infection, providing valuable insights into drug dosing and optimization strategies for this patient population.
January 2023