Pediatrics

This COVID-19 roundup includes coverage of the FDA’s modification of bivalent vaccines in infants aged 6 months, the NIH advises against the use of bebtelovimab, and impact COVID-19 has on short-term...

The researchers analyzed the recent trends of substance misuse and abuse in children and young adults to establish recent patterns.

The researchers compared shorter vs longer course therapy in the treatment of nonsevere community-acquired pneumonia (CAP) in pediatric patients.

Researchers examined the association between children and adolescents with migraine to anxiety and depressive symptoms and disorders.

The researchers evaluated the use of janus kinase (JAK) inhibitors in the treatment of alopecia areata in children.

Researchers aimed to determine whether a symptom-based screening tool could accurately identify children who may be at a high risk of asthma to reduce the burden of disease in this patient population. ...

In the largest study to date, researchers examined a possible link between anesthesia in pregnant women and neurodevelopmental outcomes in their children.

Children hospitalized with sepsis may be diagnosed with a new or progressing condition after experiencing sepsis. The researchers sought to establish the post-hospitalization risks for this patient...

Despite most pertussis cases occurring in infants aged 2 months or younger, this patient population is too young to receive the childhood pertussis vaccine series. The approval of the pertussis vaccine...

Survey data from more than 174,000 children and adolescents reveals a considerable decrease in the rate of vision screenings for children from 2016 to 2020.