Tag: CHIL

Gastrointestinal conditions and urological anomalies significantly increase the risk for developing IC in adulthood

Findings seen for first administration within 60 minutes for children presenting to the emergency department with a sickle cell crisis

Overall rate of exposure for children aged 6 to 12 years up by 53.8 percent; >300 percent increase in exposure linked to self-harm, suicidal intent

Asian, Hispanic, and Black children less likely to be prescribed medication early compared with White children

Axial length longest in lowest versus highest quartile of ω-3 PUFA intake; corresponding trend seen in cycloplegic spherical equivalent refraction

Altered differentiation of neuronal tissue, increased myelination of the internal capsule seen in children

Increased SCA risk seen in association with long-term CPAP, while risk reduced with adenotonsillectomy

Sharp decline seen in work-related income, with relative decrease of 6.6 and 1.6 percent for mothers and fathers, respectively, in year after diagnosis

Findings show these boarding experiences lasted more than two days for Medicaid-enrolled youths in 2022

Sleep fragmentation negatively linked to physical and social QoL; N2 stage moderates deleterious effects of fragmentation