Advertisement

American Academy of Otolaryngology, Oct. 7-10

0
The 122nd American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery Foundation Annual Meeting and OTO Experience The annual meeting of the American Academy of...
Administering influenza vaccines through pharmacies in addition to traditional locations can increase vaccination coverage in the event of an epidemic

Giving Flu Shots in Pharmacies Could Up Vaccination Coverage

0
Reduction in influenza cases, deaths, costs by adding pharmacies during influenza epidemics
Recreational marijuana became legal in Canada today

Recreational Marijuana Now Legal in Canada

0
Canada is first major world economy to legalize recreational marijuana use
The number of people sickened in a Salmonella outbreak linked to raw chicken products now stands at 92 people in 29 states

CDC Warns of Salmonella Illnesses Linked to Raw Chicken

0
92 people in 29 states sickened so far; 21 hospitalizations; no deaths reported
A policy change to Massachusetts' shelter eligibility was tied to increased pediatric emergency department visits for homelessness and substantial health care costs

Change in Shelter Eligibility Policy Tied to More ED Visits

0
ED visits for homelessness at children's hospital increased 4.5 times after policy was enacted
A rare but devastating polio-like virus appears to have made itself at home in the United States

CDC Warns of Polio-Like Virus Striking More U.S. Children

0
127 cases reported in 22 states so far this year with 62 confirmed as acute flaccid myelitis
Doing without medical care is much more common among low-income residents of states that have not expanded Medicaid than among low-income people in other states

Without Medicaid Expansion, Poor Patients Forgo Medical Care

0
Seventeen states have not expanded Medicaid, and expansion is an election issue in several states
Age

Age, Sex Affect Extended Post-Concussion Symptoms in Children

0
Female sex, pre-injury mood problems, lower family income, family discord tied to ongoing symptoms
Maternal use of β-blockers in the first trimester of pregnancy is not associated with a large increase in the risk for overall or cardiac congenital malformations

β-Blockers in 1st Trimester Do Not Up Congenital Malformations

0
No large increase in the risk for overall, cardiac malformations in international cohort
Overall

Number of Children Not Receiving Vaccines Slightly Increased

0
However, coverage with most recommended vaccines among children aged 19 to 35 months stable, high