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Nearly half of physicians report being burned out

Physician Burnout Rates Vary by Medical Specialty

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Nearly half of those in critical care, neurology, family medicine, ob-gyn, internal medicine report burnout
Antibiotic use rates in neonatal intensive care units are declining

NICU Antibiotic Use Rates Declined From 2013 to 2016

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Variance in rates mostly unexplained by proven infections, other clinical indications
Maternal holding of newborns

Maternal Holding With Glucose or Breastfeeding Best Analgesic

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Breastfeeding during heel stick tied to bilateral activation of somatomotor, somatosensory cortices
Doctors can use Twitter to build networks and learn more about research in real time

Many Opportunities for Doctors Using Twitter

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Twitter can be used to build networks and find potential research partners; learn about research
Social determinants are associated with provision of primary care services

Social Determinants Linked to Provision of Primary Care

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Strong link for social complexity with primary care indicators for prevention, chronic dz management
The weighting systems that underlie hospital performance rating tools should incorporate the needs

Personalized Weighting Could Enhance Hospital Rating Tools

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Incorporating needs, values, preferences of patients would make rankings more useful to them
All children and adolescents are advised to undergo annual influenza immunization

AAP Updates Recommendations for Pediatric Flu Vaccination

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All children age 6 months and older, including teens, advised to undergo annual immunization
Supplementation with n-3 long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids in pregnancy leads to higher body mass index in offspring at age 6 years

Adding Fish Oil in Pregnancy May Lead to Higher Child BMI

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Supplementation linked to higher BMI z score at age 6 years but no higher proportion of obese children
Routine X-rays and blood tests should not be used to diagnose children's concussions

X-Rays, Blood Tests Not Advised for Children’s Concussions

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CT scans may be warranted in the case of vomiting, unconsciousness, and severe, worsening headaches
The American Academy of Pediatrics' updated car seat guidelines recommend children remain in a rear-facing car safety seat as long as possible

American Academy of Pediatrics Updates Car Seat Guidance

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Pediatricians should facilitate implementation of the recommendations with families