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An Obese Teen: More Than Meets the Eye

Not all obese teens develop metabolic complications, but many do. Test your knowledge with this case challenge.Medscape Pediatrics ... [Published WebMD - 5 hours ago]

Entities: Obesity, Medscape, Pediatrics

First reported 5 hours ago - Updated 5 hours ago - 1 reports

Vaccine Campaigns: Best Strategies

What are the key elements of vaccine campaigns that can lead to better acceptance rates?Medscape Pediatrics ... [Published WebMD - 5 hours ago]

Entities: Vaccine, Medscape, Pediatrics

First reported 8 hours ago - Updated 8 hours ago - 1 reports

Is your toddler getting enough nutrition?

Escanaba Bureau ReporterRead more: Local, State, National, Health, Agriculture, Education, Community, Consumer, News, Toddler Diet, Toddler Nutrition, Toddler Healthsave0ESCANABA -- The toddler years are defined as ages one through three. It's a time ... [Published WLUC TV 6 - 8 hours ago]

Entities: Nutrition, Pediatrics, Whole Milk, Sleep Medicine, Peanut

First reported 11 hours ago - Updated 11 hours ago - 1 reports

Reports on Pediatrics Findings from R. Baxter and Co-Researchers Provide New Insights

By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Health & Medicine Week -- Investigators publish new report on Pediatrics. According to news reporting out of Stamford, Connecticut, by NewsRx editors, research stated, "Varicella vaccine was licensed in the United ... [Published HighBeam Research - 11 hours ago]

Entities: Pediatrics, Varicella Vaccine, United States

First reported 15 hours ago - Updated 11 hours ago - 1 reports

University of Minnesota

Reports from University of Minnesota Add New Data to Findings in Pediatrics

By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Medical Devices & Surgical Technology Week -- Current study results on Pediatrics have been published. According to news reporting out of Minneapolis, Minnesota, by NewsRx editors, research stated, "Despite advances ... [Published HighBeam Research - 15 hours ago]

Entities: Pediatrics, University of Minnesota, Medical Devices

First reported Jun 17 2013 - Updated 12 hours ago - 2 reports

Study suggests link between food commercials and obesity in Latino youth

Researchers found that about 50 percent of Spanish-language TV food advertisements are trying to sell fast food, candy or cereal.; Credit: Matt Cardy/The average Latino child or teen probably viewed upwards of 4,200 food commercials on TV in 2010.That's ... [Published SCPR - 12 hours ago]

Entities: Obesity, Hispanics, Pediatrics, Fast Food

First reported Jun 17 2013 - Updated 16 hours ago - 4 reports

Study: Sibling Bullying MAy Lead To Depression

(FOX NEWS) - Being picked on by your brother or sister may seem like a normal part of growing up but for some it may be a source of depression and anxiety. Researchers surveyed 3,600 kids across the U.S. and found that those who were pushed around, ... [Published Fox 2 Now - 16 hours ago]

Entities: Bullying, Anxiety, Pediatrics

First reported 18 hours ago - Updated 18 hours ago - 1 reports

Father, son bond over pediatric medical practice

This year marks Dr. Brad Golner’s 15th year working alongside his father, Dr. Jerry Golner, at Phoenix Pediatrics.Jerry Golner founded Phoenix Pediatrics in 1974, and today has 17,000 patients, with 2,500 of them having special needs ranging from autism ... [Published Phoenix Business Journal - 18 hours ago]

Entities: Pediatrics, Phoenix (Arizona, United States), Autism

First reported Jun 17 2013 - Updated Jun 18 2013 - 12 reports

Sibling bullying just as damaging as peer bullying, study finds

There's evidence that intense sibling rivalry may be a forerunner to mental health problems.A new study by researchers at the University of New Hampshire finds bullying that takes place between brothers and sisters can cause as much mental distress as ... [Published King5.com - Jun 18 2013]

Entities: University of New Hampshire, Pediatrics, Abuse

First reported Jun 17 2013 - Updated Jun 18 2013 - 2 reports

STUDY: Minority Children With Autism Lack Access To Specialists

African-American and Hispanic children are far less likely to be seen by specialists - for autism, but also other medical conditions - and also less likely to receive specialized medical tests than their white peers, according to a new study published ... [Published Huffington Post - Jun 17 2013]

Entities: Autism, Pediatrics, Hispanics

First reported Jun 17 2013 - Updated Jun 17 2013 - 1 reports

Wareham Pediatrics' Dr. Mendes receives prestigious award

Dr. Steven Mendes, from Wareham Pediatrics, was recently honored by Boston Children’s Hospital with the 2013 Community Pediatrics Award by the Pediatric Physicians’ Organization at Children’s.Events CalendarBOSTON —Wareham pediatrician, Dr. Steven Mendes, ... [Published Wicked Local Wareham - Jun 17 2013]

Entities: Pediatrics, Boston (Massachusetts, United States), Major Force, Teaching

First reported Jun 17 2013 - Updated Jun 17 2013 - 3 reports

Five Summer Injury Risks for Kids

Authors: Jeanette TorresiStockphoto/Thinkstock (NEW YORK) -- Sunny afternoons by the pool, cookouts with family and friends, a family road trip and camp. These are just some of the activities kids partake in during the summer.But as parents relax, pediatricians ... [Published Akron News Now - Jun 17 2013]

Entities: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Poison, IStockphoto, Pediatrics

Quotes

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Consolo, Aquino & Maglio Awarded Exclusive Agency For Significant Harlem Retail Portfolio [Published Citybizlist - 3 hours ago]

"We are aware that high cholesterol levels can be an important health indicator in adults and adolescents, but this is the first time we established the link between eating behaviours and cholesterol levels in preschool age children" said Dr. Catherine Birken, the study's senior author, Paediatrician and Associate Scientist at SickKids and Associate Professor in the Department of...

Preschoolers? eating behaviours are associated with cholesterol levels [Published Noodls - 7 hours ago]

"Addressing the challenges and acknowledging the opportunities for further work provides an opportunity to strengthen screening and newborn care networks in ways that should benefit children born with CCHD" the panel concluded

Challenges to CCHD pulse oximetry screening identified [Published The Clinical Advisor - 7 hours ago]

Foods to be cautious about feeding to your young child due to possible allergies are nuts, strawberries and seafood. Dr. Kasetty says, "Nuts we don't recommend until three years of age because they are hard and there is a choking hazard. Typically, peanut content can be introduced by about 18 months of age or later."

Is your toddler getting enough nutrition? [Published WLUC TV 6 - 8 hours ago]

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Consolo, Aquino & Maglio Awarded Exclusive Agen... [Published Citybizlist - 3 hours ago]
Small molecule found, boosts mouse memory [Published San Francisco Chronicle - 4 hours ago]
Sibling Aggression Can Be As Damaging As Bullying [Published About - 5 hours ago]
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Vaccine Campaigns: Best Strategies [Published WebMD - 5 hours ago]
An Obese Teen: More Than Meets the Eye [Published WebMD - 5 hours ago]
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Spartanburg Regional Foundation awards grants [Published Spartanburg Herald-Journal - 7 hours ago]
Preschoolers? eating behaviours are associated ... [Published Noodls - 7 hours ago]
Challenges to CCHD pulse oximetry screening ide... [Published The Clinical Advisor - 7 hours ago]
Exercise Plus Diet Key to Kids' Weight Loss [Published MedPage Today - 7 hours ago]
5 Superfoods That Do Gross Things to Your Body [Published About - 8 hours ago]
Is your toddler getting enough nutrition? [Published WLUC TV 6 - 8 hours ago]
United Way awards Venture Grants [Published High Point Enterprise - 9 hours ago]
Injuries kill 12K children a year in US, leadin... [Published NewsChannel 9 WSYR - 10 hours ago]
Docs Urge Illinoisans to Keep Meds Away from To... [Published Public News Service - 10 hours ago]
Baby's weight gain and increased head size link... [Published UPI - 10 hours ago]
Reports on Pediatrics Findings from R. Baxter a... [Published HighBeam Research - 11 hours ago]
Autistic Kids May Not Find Pleasure In Voices [Published MediLexicon - 12 hours ago]
Sibling Fights Might be Bad for Kids. What's a ... [Published Slate - The XX Factor - 12 hours ago]
Study suggests link between food commercials an... [Published SCPR - 12 hours ago]
Weight Gain In Infantâs First Month Linked To... [Published Red Orbit - 13 hours ago]
Rotarix just as effective as Rotateq against ro... [Published The Clinical Advisor - 13 hours ago]
Bullying By Siblings Just As Damaging [Published Crosswalk - 13 hours ago]
Sibling rivalry may be more serious than parent... [Published Star Ledger - 13 hours ago]
Early-life air pollution linked with childhood ... [Published Science Daily - 13 hours ago]
Early-life Air Pollution Linked with Childhood ... [Published Newswise - 13 hours ago]
Study: Bullying among siblings as damaging as p... [Published SCPR - 14 hours ago]
Family Routines Can Reduce Childhood Obesity [Published WFAA.com - 14 hours ago]
The Worst Bullies May Be Living Under Your Roof [Published Discovery Health - 14 hours ago]

Blogs

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Sibling Fights Might be Bad for Kids. What's a ... [Published Slate - The XX Factor - 12 hours ago] Most people with siblings can remember an instance where their arguments escalated to inappropriate levels. I recall slamming my older brother’s door so hard when we were teenagers that I splintered the doorframe. Though some sparring is normal, aggression ...
Determinism: Baby's Weight Gain In First Month ... [Published Scientific Blogging - Medicine - 15 hours ago] Scholars have linked higher IQ at early school age to weight gain and increased head size in the first month of a baby's life. The results were determined - as apparently intelligence is - by analyzing data from more than 13,800 children who were born ...
Citing Side Effects, Japan Pulls Recommendation... [Published Pharmalot - Jun 17 2013] In the latest blow to drugmakers that market HPV vaccines, the Japanese health ministry has withdrawn its recommendation for vaccination after receiving hundreds of side effects reports of long-term pain and numbness, among other things, The Asahi ...
Scared of the Sun – the Global Pandemic of Vita... [Published Brain Blogger - Jun 16 2013] Under the grey skies of the UK, a childhood disease thought to have been almost eliminated half a century ago is rising up like a specter from the past, spooking parents and doctors alike. Rickets, a condition which evokes images of a bygone era of childhood ...
Residents Launch Pediatric Blog to Foster Conve... [Published UCSF News - Jun 11 2013] Third-year resident Rhea Boyd, MD, and chief resident Jessica Schumer, MD, created a blog for the Department of Pediatrics to better understand the role social media can play in an academic medical center. ...

Audio/Video

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Telemedicine in Pediatrics [Published UC Television - YouTube - May 17 2013]

Press Releases

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Stroke Gold Plus Award Presented to South Nassa... [Published PR.com Press Releases - Jun 15 2013]
JAMA Pediatrics Study Highlights Cancer Risk As... [Published PR Newswire: Health - Jun 13 2013]
American Academy Of Pediatric Dentistry Offers ... [Published PR Newswire: Policy & Public Interest - May 30 2013]
Celebrate Dairy Month in June [Published PR Newswire - May 28 2013]
Just Released: "Group Health Cooperative - Stra... [Published PR inside - May 27 2013]