Acute Nystagmus in Pediatrics: Presentation and Emergency Management
Presentation and management strategies for acute nystagmus in pediatric emergency services are discussed, highlighting the importance of timely diagnosis and appropriate interventions in optimizing clinical outcomes for affected children.
May 2021
Obesity in Adolescents and Food Decision Making: Insights into Prefrontal Cortex Development
Reviewing prefrontal cortex development in adolescence and its relationship with excessive calorie consumption sheds light on the neurobiological mechanisms underlying obesity risk, informing targeted interventions and behavioral strategies for promoting healthier food choices in adolescents.
Februery 2021
Coronavirus Disease 2019 in Children: Preparedness Strategies for Pediatric Care
Pediatric care physicians play a crucial role in preparing offices, facilities, and communities for the anticipated surge of COVID-19 cases in children, necessitating proactive measures to ensure adequate healthcare resources and support for pediatric patients during the pandemic.
December 2020
Clinical Characteristics of Children with Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
Analysis of a large cohort of children with COVID-19 reveals milder clinical manifestations compared to adults, with infants and young children being particularly susceptible to infection despite less severe symptoms.
November 2020
Mental Health Conditions and Hyperthyroidism: Implications for Pediatric Patients
Evaluation of different mental health states in pediatric patients with hyperthyroidism underscores the need for comprehensive assessment and management of psychiatric comorbidities in this population, highlighting the complex interplay between endocrine and mental health disorders.
November 2020
Management of Pediatric Dermatological Emergencies
Urgent management strategies for pediatric dermatological emergencies, focusing on the recognition and treatment of cutaneous manifestations of diseases requiring immediate attention to prevent complications and ensure favorable outcomes.
October 2019
Maternal Exposure to Substances and Child Mental Health
High maternal exposure to polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) during pregnancy has been linked to lower IQ and emotional problems in children, highlighting the importance of identifying and mitigating environmental risks during pregnancy.
July 2003
European Union Program to Combat HIV/AIDS in Developing Countries
The European Commission has approved a program with a budget of 22 million euros to combat HIV/AIDS in developing countries, focusing on prevention, care, and treatment activities, particularly among youth populations, to address the global impact of the epidemic.
March 2003
Common Virus Associated with Childhood Brain Cancer
Researchers at Temple University suggest that a common virus may contribute to the development of medulloblastomas, the second most common type of childhood brain tumor. This finding could lead to new insights into the prevention and treatment of this deadly disease.
November 2002
Higher Mortality Risk for Women Undergoing Bypass Surgery
Women undergoing coronary bypass surgery face a higher risk of death during or shortly after the procedure compared to men, particularly among younger age groups. This underscores the importance of personalized care and risk assessment in cardiac surgery.
October 2002
