In case you missed it: May 9 to 13

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A look at what the Contemporary Pediatrics® team covered this week.

This week’s articles included:

Does diet really play a role in acne?

The latest in contraceptives for 2022

The relationship between racism in health care and vaccine hesitancy in minority groups

Assessment and treatment of eating disorders in adolescents

Race, ethnicity affect non-COVID-19 death rates during pandemic

Psychological reflections on miscarriage

Dry eye disease, asthma relationship explored

Family history should be taken into account for IBD screenings

Treating seborrheic dermatitis

Gestational age at COVID-19 vaccination affects baby’s antibodies

ADHD and the COVID-19 pandemic

COVID-19 vaccine immune response in children with HIV

A case of progressive joint pain and rash in a 5-year-old

Maternal immunization with investigational RSV vaccine conferred protection to infants

Health care provider burnout: get the stats

Fighting health care provider burnout through climate activism

New members, plus a fond farewell

Let’s get real: steps to avoid burnout

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