Adolescent VALIANT subgroup data show pegcetacoplan cut proteinuria 75% vs placebo, supporting its expanded pediatric kidney indication.
|Articles|April 1, 2006
Clinical Tip: Cold comfort for teething babies
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When my daughter was teething, I used "ice binkys" to ease her discomfort. I held the pacifier under water and gently squeezed the tip to fill the bulb half way, then put the pacifier in the freezer. My daughter loved the cold sensation on her gums and happily chewed without discomfort.
Dennis Cunningham, MDColumbus, Ohio
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