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A new quantitative personalized tool can better predict asthma development in young children than the Asthma Predictive Index

Pediatric Asthma Risk Score Has Good Sensitivity, Specificity

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PARS has improved ability over API for predicting asthma in children with mild-to-moderate risk
For children with Crohn disease

Malnutrition Ups Risk of Postop Issues in Pediatric Crohn Disease

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In propensity-matched analysis, mild, severe malnutrition linked to elevated odds of complications
The American Academy of Pediatrics has developed its first guideline for the management of infantile hemangiomas; the clinical practice guideline was published online Dec. 24 in Pediatrics.

New AAP Guideline Available for Infantile Hemangioma Treatment

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Early intervention and/or referral recommended for potentially problematic infantile hemangiomas
An institutional gender equity initiative can reduce gender-based salary gaps among medical school faculty

Initiative Can Cut Gender Gap in Medical School Faculty Salaries

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Overall mean salary gap by gender decreased from −2.6 to −1.9 percent after a decade
The Infectious Diseases Society of America has updated their recommendations for the care of patients with suspected or diagnosed influenza; the clinical practice guidelines were published online Dec. 19 in Clinical Infectious Diseases.

Updated Guidelines Developed for Diagnosing, Treating Influenza

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Rapid molecular assays should be used to improve diagnosis; antivirals should begin as soon as possible
For pregnant smokers

Vit C for Pregnant Smokers May Improve Newborn Lung Function

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Newborn lung function improved as measured by forced expiratory flow at three months of age
The athlete-level incidence of concussion is 5.1 percent per season for American football players aged 5 to 14 years

Incident Concussion 5.1 Percent Per Season for Youth Football

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Risk increased for youth with depression or history of concussion
Children in lower-income households more often receive a diagnosis of mental

Mental, Behavior, Developmental Disorders Up With Low-Income

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Children in lower- versus higher-income households more often diagnosed with MBDDs
Teething jewelry products

FDA: Teething Jewelry Linked to at Least One Infant Death

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Threats from these products include choking, strangulation, injury to the mouth, infection
Patients taking fluoroquinolones may be at higher risk for ruptures or tears in the aorta

FDA: Fluoroquinolones Tied to Heart Vessel Ruptures, Tears

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Patients at risk include those with hypertension or certain genetic disorders and the elderly