Tag: CHIL
Adolescent Blood Sugar Control in Teens With Type 1 Diabetes Linked to Later Complications
Poor blood sugar control in adolescence increases likelihood for developing neuropathy in adulthood
HEPA Purifiers Do Not Reduce Viral Exposures in Classrooms
Classroom samples had an average of three different respiratory viruses, with HEPA filters tied to slightly lower viral diversity
Lentiviral Gene Therapy Shows Sustained Clinical Efficacy for ADA-SCID
Overall and event-free survival of 100 and 95 percent, respectively, seen with autologous CD34+ hematopoietic stem-cell lentiviral gene therapy
Child Neurologists Have Gaps in Awareness of Motor Impairments in ASD
Neurologists also face multiple barriers to providing interventions and do not receive adequate training relating to ASD
Two Flu Vaccine Doses Boost Benefit for Children Younger Than 3 Years
No significant benefit seen for two doses when the age range was broadened to children younger than 9 years
AI May Help Predict Which Kids Seen in ED Will Develop Sepsis
Models based on routine electronic health record data
Challenges Seen in Diagnosing UTI in Children With Neurogenic Bladder
Less than half of children with neurogenic bladder diagnosed with febrile UTI in the ED met a commonly recommended definition for UTI
Child’s Atopic Dermatitis Linked to Maternal Depression Scores
Association stronger among mothers from lower socioeconomic backgrounds managing severe child AD in early childhood
Intervention Boosts Pediatrician Adherence to Guidelines for Early Peanut Introduction
Significantly increased adherence in both high- and low-risk children supports broader dissemination, authors say
Universal Free School Meals Tied to Better Blood Pressure
School participation tied to 11 percent net reduction over five years in proportion of patients with a high blood pressure measurement
