Contemporary Pediatrics Issue Alert

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Sports-related concussion: When it's OK to return to play

Pediatricians need to understand both pathophysiology and management of concussion to correctly address the question of return-to-play for athletes after a jolt to the head.

Nonpharmacologic treatments for ADHD lack evidence base

A new study examined whether nonpharmacologic interventions for ADHD could support new guidance for their use.

8 golden rules for back-to-school

This month marks the return to school for your patients. Here are some tips to help both students and their parents get a good start.

Infant's pustular eruption is not scabies

An anxious mother brings her healthy 4-month-old daughter for evaluation of itchy pustules on both hands and feet. The eruption has persisted despite 2 courses of permethrin for scabies. The infant also was diagnosed with hand-foot-and-mouth syndrome and dyshidrotic eczema, but neither of these diseases fit clinically. What's the diagnosis?

More in this issue

Children's well-being decreases as media use increases

Is this child overweight? Parents don't see what you do!

Let's all stop making medication errors in kids

Vitamin D supplementation during pregnancy benefits offspring

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