Small changes in primary care lead to better concussion tracking, education, and follow-up. Medscape Medical News
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Excess Cow’s Milk Linked to Cerebral Thrombosis in Toddler
A 24-month-old boy develops cerebral venous thrombosis due to severe iron deficiency anaemia caused by excessive cow milk intake, highlighting the need for intake limits. Medscape UK
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Altered Lung Aeration Tied to Surfactant in Preemies
The right lungs are more aerated than the left lungs after surfactant therapy in infants born preterm with respiratory distress syndrome, a study shows. Medscape News UK
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GLP-1 Drugs Deliver Weight Loss for Kids and Teens
Weight-loss medications reduced body weight in children and teens, but the sample size was too small to make conclusions about safety signals. Medscape Medical News
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Vigorous Exercise Key to Teen Heart Health Beyond Weight
Adolescents performing low vigorous physical activity may be prone to adverse left ventricular diastolic function, independent of adiposity. Medscape News UK
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Non-Invasive Test May Transform Infant Meningitis Screening
A novel non-invasive ultrasound tool detects infant meningitis cases with great accuracy and promises to reshape screening protocols depending on traditional lumbar puncture. Medscape News UK
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Why Children With Disabilities Are Skipping Medical Visits
Disability bias in pediatric care is keeping some families from getting medical help when they need it. Medscape Medical News
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We’ve Got the Cure for Hepatitis C: Most Kids Never Get It
Many children with hepatitis C do not receive treatment. Medscape Medical News
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Unprecedented Case of Rhabdomyoma in a Young Boy
A rare case of adult rhabdomyoma in a child’s pharyngeal region is successfully diagnosed and treated surgically, with no recurrence observed after 18 months of follow-up. Medscape UK
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Nonsurgical Advances in Treating Scoliosis in Children
Radiation-free AI technology, precision exercises, and lighter braces are adding options for patients and their families. Medscape Medical News