Contemporary Pediatrics eConsult

August 9, 2012

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Psychological maltreatment is child abuse

Psychological or emotional maltreatment is a pattern of caregiver abuse that affects a child's cognitive, social, emotional, and physical development. Do you know the signs? » More

Honey best for kids' nighttime cough

Israeli researchers have confirmed the benefits of a cold remedy that Mary Poppins might recommend. They found that honey is a safe and effective treatment for nighttime cough in children older than 1 year. » More

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Kids with disabilities at risk for violence

Children with disabilities are 3 to 4 times more likely to suffer violence than children without disabilities, and children with mental and intellectual disabilities are at greatest risk for sexual abuse, new data show. » More

Pets engage social skills in kids with autism

Acquiring a new pet after children with autism are 5 years old improves their social skills, French researchers found in a small study. Does having a pet since birth have the same effect? » More

Critically ill children lack vitamin D

Vitamin D insufficiency and deficiency are prevalent in 40% of critically ill children, new research has found. Which factors are protective against deficiency? » More

 
 

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