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Racism, Preventive Care at Forefront of American Academy of Pediatrics Conference

Elizabeth Murray, D.O., AAP spokesperson, discussed the highlights of this year's virtual conference with HD Live!
A single diabetic ketoacidosis episode is associated with subtle memory declines soon after type 1 diabetes diagnosis in children

DKA Episode May Harm Cognitive Function in Children With T1D

Lower IQ and worse memory seen in children with newly diagnosed type 1 diabetes and single event
Racial disparities in insulin pump use among children with type 1 diabetes have persisted for 15 years

Disparities in Insulin Pump Use Persist, 2005 to 2019

Use higher among White children with type 1 diabetes versus Black and Hispanic children
Increased unemployment is associated with increases in pediatric hospitalizations for four potentially economy-sensitive conditions

Unemployment Linked to Increases in Pediatric Hospitalizations

Hospitalizations increased for four economy-sensitive conditions, including substance abuse, diabetes
African American children are more likely to experience failure to rescue after return to the operating room for unplanned reoperation

ASA: Mortality After Reoperation Higher in Black Children

And non-Hispanic Black, Asian, Hispanic children less likely to have surgery than White children
During the COVID-19 pandemic

AAP: Pediatric Fracture Volume Dropped During Pandemic

Incidence of fractures presenting significantly decreased; presenting age for all fractures decreased
Among critically ill neonates and children

CLABSI Rates Have Remained Stable in Neonatal, Pediatric ICUs

However, 2013 to 2018 saw decrease in population-based CAUTI rates, indwelling urinary catheter use
Developmental and behavioral functioning often associated with children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder

Autism Triggers Nonverbal Manifestation of GI Symptoms in Children

Somatic complaints, behavioral issues in children with ASD may actually be an expression of GI symptoms
The 2018 to 2019 influenza vaccine effectiveness was about 40 to 60 percent for reducing pediatric influenza A-associated hospitalizations and emergency department visits

2018 to 2019 Vaccine Cut Influenza A-Linked Hospitalizations

Influenza vaccine reduced pediatric influenza A-linked hospitalizations, ED visits by 40 to 60 percent
Pediatric COVID-19 cases increased considerably from April to September in the United States

Number, Proportion of Pediatric COVID-19 Cases Rising in the U.S.

Less than 3 percent of reported cases were pediatric in April versus 12 to 15.9 percent in last eight weeks