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From 2008 to 2017

Trampoline-Related Pediatric Fractures Increased 2008 Through 2017

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Significant increase seen in the odds of a fracture occurring at a place of recreation or sport
From 2000 to 2016

Household Cleaning Product-Linked Ocular Exposure Declining

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Annual frequency of exposures decreased among children; highest rate seen for children aged 2
The supply of applied behavior analysis providers for children with autism spectrum disorder falls short of the benchmark in 49 states and Washington

Shortage of Applied Behavior Analysts Found for Children With Autism

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Supply of ABA providers falls short of benchmark for 49 states and Washington, D.C.
Among patients with tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC)

Purified CBD May Help Treat Drug-Resistant Epilepsy

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Those taking CBD versus placebo had greater reduction in seizures associated with tuberous sclerosis complex
Less than half of pediatric travelers who are eligible for pretravel measles

Few MMR-Vaccine Eligible Children Receive Vaccine Before Travel

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41.3 percent of MMR vaccination-eligible pediatric travelers received MMR vaccine at pretravel consultation
Breastfeeding may be protective against postpartum relapses in multiple sclerosis

Breastfeeding May Protect Against Postpartum Relapses in MS

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Pooled summary odds ratio of 0.63 found for correlation of breastfeeding with relapse
In 2018

U.S. Health Care Spending Up 4.6 Percent in 2018

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Acceleration in overall growth driven by faster growth in private health insurance and Medicare
Almost one-third of high school students report current use of tobacco products

Current Tobacco Use Prevalent in Middle, High School Students

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Overall, 31.2 and 12.5 percent of high school and middle school students, respectively, reported current use
For critically ill pediatric patients

Fresh Red Blood Cell Transfusion No Better in Critically Ill Children

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Incidence of multiple organ dysfunction syndrome similar with use of fresh, standard-issue RBCs
Physicians from the United States and other high-income countries report difficulties with care coordination

U.S. Primary Care Doctors Face Challenges in Coordinating Care

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Substantial proportion of U.S. doctors do not get timely notifications, information needed from specialists