Scientific American3h
Let Kids Be ‘Little Lawyers’—Finding Loopholes Can Sharpen Their Social Skills
A new study finds that when young kids find loopholes, or sneaky work-arounds, for instructions, they must apply advanced ...
Becker's Hospital Review3h
Pediatric cardiotoxicity guidelines updated after 10 years: Why it matters
As the population of childhood cancer survivors continues to grow, and as recognition of the cardiovascular risks associated ...
A pediatricians’ dilemma: Should a practice kick out unvaccinated kids?
Keeping an unvaccinated child as a patient could give pediatricians the chance to educate families on vaccines but may also ...
Apodaca: Ongoing misinformation about MMR vaccinations flies in the face of facts, imperils children
An Orange County pediatrician worries that as a downward trend in vaccination rates continues she'll see more children die of ...
Futurism on MSN22h
Parents Followed RFK Jr’s Crackpot Advice and Had to Send Their Kids to the Hospital With Yellowed Skin
Unvaccinated children with measles are experiencing complications due to an alternative treatment promoted by RFK Jr.
Coverage for routine childhood vaccines remains below prepandemic levels
Three years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, coverage for selected routine childhood vaccines remained below ...
STAT4h
First gene-edited pig liver transplanted into a brain-dead person
In a medical first, a research team in China has successfully stitched a CRISPR gene-edited pig liver into a brain-dead ...
Physician's Weekly22h
Q&A: A Pediatrics Perspective on the NRMP Match Process
Corinne L. Bria, MD, MEd, and Samuel Mikhail, MD, share insights on the NRMP Match process from a pediatrics program perspective.