According to an article published in Newsweek, the the American Academy of Pediatrics revised its guidelines for the screening, diagnosis and treatment of high blood pressure in youth. This August update marks the first time these standards have been updated since 2004. According to this article, these new recommendations simplified the diagnostic procedures for pediatric…
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Anesthesiology News: Debate Over Neurotoxicity in Pediatric Anesthesia Draws No Firm Conclusions
According to an article in Anesthesiology News, no conclusion has been reached in determining the potential risk of anesthesia on the brain of a young child. Read more here
Pharmacy Times: Back-to-School Immunizations
According to an article in Pharmacy Times, The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends an annual check-up for children and adolescents from the ages 3 to 21. Parents (and caregivers) are encouraged to schedule an appointment prior to the start of the school year, allowing them to verify that the child is up-to-date with all vaccinations….
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US News and World Report: White Kids More Likely to Get Unneeded Antibiotics
According to US News and World Report, a new study has found that white children are approximately twice as likely as black or Hispanic children to get unnecessary antibiotics. Despite warnings from scientists about antibiotics strengthening germs and making more people resistant to medications, some children visiting US emergency rooms are being treated with antibiotics…
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MedGadget:Global Pediatric Healthcare Market: How the Market has witnessed Substantial Growth in recent years and What Factors will drive the Market in Upcoming Years?
MedGadget has a released an article on a report on a global research study on the Pediatric Healthcare market. Read more here
AJC:Pediatric oncology nurses embrace a unique role
According to an article posted on AJC, pediatric oncology is a highly specialized and emotionally challenging field of nursing. These nurses work with patients who are usually under the age of 18 or younger, but can be as old as 21. All of their patients are dealing with cancer. Read more here
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