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Peter C. Jenkins, MD, MSc, details his study recently published in Jama Network Open, evaluating associations between pediatric emergency department readiness and mortality, and if children of all races benefited equitably.  

Evaluating pediatric ED readiness and racial, ethnic disparities in mortality

James Wallace, MD, explains the various negative effects associated with school avoidance and how primary health care providers, along with parents, can catch early signs of social and separation anxiety. 

How the pediatrician can play a role in limiting school avoidance

The number of children who received a T1D diagnosis did not differ from children with and without SARS-CoV-2 infection. 

COVID-19 does not precipitate type 1 diabetes in children, study finds

Data from a 4-year trial of preschool-aged children offers new insight into the effects of initiating obesity management strategies among children in early life.

Study finds obesity treatment can safely begin in early childhood

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