The following articles appeared in the print edition of Infectious Diseases in Children.
Table of Contents
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Pediatricians play key role in debunking vaccine myths
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Scrub typhus now endemic in South America
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UN addresses ‘great challenges’ of antimicrobial resistance
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Voyage of care: A sustainable future for primary care
William T. Gerson, MD
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AAP issues meningococcal B vaccine guidelines for adolescents
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AAP publishes updates for seasonal influenza vaccination
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AAP urges restrictions on use of codeine in children
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Children with affected older sibling at 14-fold increased risk for ASD
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Clinicians validate shaken baby syndrome, abusive head trauma as medical diagnoses
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Global survey reveals Europeans most skeptical about vaccine safety
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Mortality risk greater for children hospitalized with influenza B vs. influenza A
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Motives differ between parents who refuse, delay vaccination for children
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Patient accrual hampers completion of clinical trials, publication process
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Refugees' perspectives on child development support screenings
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Serious asthma-related events comparable for Advair, fluticasone
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Symbicort yields lower risk for asthma exacerbations than budesonide
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Teen vaccination coverage greater in 'blue' states vs. 'red' states
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Are HPV vaccination rates in the pediatric office reflective of the quality of adolescent care that an office gives?
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6-week-old girl presents with a rapidly enlarging red plaque on forehead
Scarlett Boulos, MD; Marissa J. Perman, MD
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Novel discoveries in treatment may help children with ADHD
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Painful, vesicular facial rash, red left eye in 10-year-old male
James H. Brien, DO