Infectious Diseases in Children | May 01 2013

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The following articles appeared in the print edition of INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN CHILDREN.

H7N9 case count, deaths continue  to rise

Universal screening for hepatitis B may be  cost-effective strategy

RSV can reach epidemic levels outside of traditional peak in disease

Timing of nasopharyngeal isolates key to  accurate diagnosis, treatment

Amoxicillin-clavulanate treated symptoms of AOM in young children

Cover Stories
Communication at every level crucial when discussing vaccines

Editorial
HPV vaccine coverage rates a call to  action for providers
Joseph A. Bocchini, MD

Everyday Pediatrics
A shared community means a critical  step forward for pediatrics
William Gerson, MD

Health Policy
WHO/UNICEF plan aims to end preventable child deaths

In the Journals
Mortality, readmission rates not associated for MI or pneumonia

Varicella vaccine exhibited long-term efficacy against illness
Roger Baxter

Quadrivalent flu vaccines show good immunogenicity against added B strain

Rotavirus vaccines significantly protective against illness

Parental concerns about HPV vaccine on rise

Additional CDC data rule out vaccine-autism link

Amikacin, imipenem, ertapenem inhibited most intra-abdominal infections in pediatric ICU

Infectious disease child mortality decreased from 1969 to 2004

Pharmacology Consult
Antibiotic choice for children with penicillin ‘allergy’
Edward A. Bell, PharmD, BCPS

Spot the Rash
An adolescent female with ear lobe lesion
Marissa J. Perman, MD

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BLOG: Inpatient admission or observation services: Do we finally have some clarity?
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