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Children who follow a Mediterranean diet may be less likely to have attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder

Mediterranean Diet May Help Lower ADHD Risk

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Children with medium to low adherence to diet three to seven times more likely to have ADHD
Low back pain is common in school-age American children

Musculoskeletal Low Back Pain Common in School-Aged Children

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Sports injuries are just one frequent cause, researchers say
Chronic bullying can have a negative impact on children's grades

Chronic Bullying Has Detrimental Effect on Academic Performance

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Researchers find students who are teased for years get lower grades
Hypoglycemia can promote mobilization of specific subsets of leukocytes and induce pro-inflammatory functional changes in immune cells

Hypoglycemia Induces Pro-Inflammatory Functional Changes

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Increases numbers of leukocytes in healthy controls, patients with normal awareness of hypoglycemia
Women can meet their labor and birth goals with minimal intervention

ACOG: Interventions Can Be Limited During Labor, Birth

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Ob-gyns, other obstetric providers should consider using low-interventional approaches during labor
Fathers are not adequately engaged in pediatric obesity treatment or prevention programs with parent involvement

Father Involvement Lacking in Pediatric Obesity Programs

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Only four of 213 eligible studies suggested lack of fathers as a possible limitation
Clinical decisions and intervention protocols after acute skin trauma during participation in athletic and recreational activities vary among athletic trainers and are often based on ritualistic practices

NATA Issues Clinical Guidance on Acute Skin Trauma in Sports

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Guidelines intended for certified athletic trainer/others participating in athletic health care
For young patients with endometrial cancer

HT to Preserve Fertility Doesn’t Appreciably Affect Survival

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Findings for young women with endometrial cancer
For patients with type 1 diabetes

Ketone Monitoring Infrequent in Patients With Type 1 Diabetes

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Thirty and 20 percent of participants, respectively, reported never and rarely checking ketones
In patients co-infected with HIV and hepatitis C virus (HCV)

Risk of Diabetes Down With HCV SVR in HIV/HCV Coinfection

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Sustained viral response linked to reduction in risk of diabetes, trend toward reduced risk of renal failure