Contemporary Pediatrics Issue Alert

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Dr Hallas says: Screening for depression is a must in NP practice

Jane Mendle, PhD’s research at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, investigating the long-term psychological effects of early puberty has significant implications for our practices as pediatric nurse practitioners—and for all healthcare providers.

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Failure to thrive: Early intervention mitigates long-term deficits

Outpatient pediatric providers have an essential role in the ongoing monitoring and care of a child with failure to thrive (FTT). Here’s how routine growth assessments help to identify FTT and determine effective multidisciplinary treatment.

Early puberty in girls has long-term psychosocial effects

Pediatricians need a better understanding of the effects of early puberty for girls beyond adolescence into adulthood.

More in this issue

Urinalysis identifies the youngest infants with UTIs

BRUE in infancy does not increase risk of death

More than stubborn diaper rash?

FDA restricts opioid-containing cold medicines for children

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