Emollients for diapers? Yes! Type? It doesn’t matter!
Discover the benefits of shea butter-based emollients in diapers, offering effective protection against diaper rash and skin irritation for babies.
Vaccines remain the cornerstone of child health
Vaccines remain essential to child health. Pediatricians play a vital role in building trust, addressing hesitancy, and protecting communities.
Sudden stop vs tapered adalimumab in IA: Which is best?
Tapering adalimumab in inflammatory arthritis reduces flare rates and enhances recovery compared to abrupt discontinuation.
Physicians give AI scribes a thumbs-up
Physicians embrace AI scribe technology, reporting enhanced efficiency, reduced burnout, and improved documentation quality in clinical workflows.
Understanding the risks and benefits of current immunization practices
Lori Handy, MD, MSCE, addresses rising vaccine inquiries, emphasizing informed decisions that balance risks and benefits for children's health and safety.
Combination vaccines: Can fewer shots mean better outcomes?
Combination vaccines enhance childhood immunization by reducing the number of shots, improving adherence, and potentially increasing overall vaccination rates.
Nirsevimab demonstrates high effectiveness against RSV in healthy term infants
Nirsevimab reduced RSV-related illness by up to 98% and lowered the amount of hospitalizations and health care use among healthy term infants in a real-world study.
Pro-inflammatory diet during pregnancy tied to diabetes in children
A proinflammatory maternal diet during pregnancy was linked to a 16% higher risk of type 1 diabetes in offspring, a Danish cohort study finds.
A surprise mimicker of a rare disorder: 13-year-old female with altered mental status
13-year-old female with altered mental status, headache and emesis. What is the diagnosis?
Poll: Can you diagnose this 13-year-old female with altered mental status?
Can you diagnose this patient? Take our poll and find out! Then check back for the full case, differential diagnosis, and correct diagnosis.