Bressan, Silvia Tancredi, Daniel Casper, Charles Da Dalt, Liviana Kuppermann, Nathan
To assess the actual presence of underlying depressed skull fractures and traumatic brain injuries (TBI) on computed tomography (CT) in children with and without palpable skull fractures on physical examination following minor head trauma. This was a secondary analysis of a prospective, observational multicenter study enrolling 42,412 children
Milam, Joel Kim, Yoonji Roth, Michael Freyer, David R
Lifelong, guideline-based monitoring for late effects is recommended for childhood cancer survivors (CCS). We examined rates of receiving surveillance tests among at-risk young adult CCS in a population-based study (n = 253; 50% Hispanic/Latino; mean post-treatment interval 14.5 years, range: 5-22). Adherence rates were 36.1%, 31.9%, and 36.4% amon...
Peterson, Brittany Arzika, Ahmed Amza, Abdou Maliki, Ramatou Karamba, Alio Moussa, Mariama Kemago, Mariama Liu, Zijun Houpt, Eric Liu, Jie
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BACKGROUND: The risk of antibiotic resistance is complicated by the potential for spillover effects from one treated population to another. Azithromycin mass drug administration programs report higher rates of antibiotic resistance among treatment arms in targeted groups. This study aimed to understand the risk of spillover of antibiotic resistance...
Klubdaeng, Anuvat Udomittipong, Kanokporn Palamit, Apinya Charoensittisup, Pawinee Mahoran, Khunphon
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Clinical and experimental pediatrics
The increasing global prevalence of obesity poses significant public health problems, as obesity exerts adverse effects on many systems and lung function. However, research on the lung function of preschool children with obesity is limited and inconclusive. In addition, studies specific to obesity indices that influence lung function in young child...
Prutipaisan, Warangkana Chunsuwan, Issarapa Hansakunachai, Tippawan Sritipsukho, Paskorn
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Clinical and experimental pediatrics
Temper tantrums are common behavioral difficulties in children. Although they are generally considered a normal part of development, certain characteristics-such as aggression, prolonged duration, and frequent occurrences-have been linked to psychological issues and can negatively impact both the child and their caregivers. To study the prevalence ...
Tan, Jessica Servellita, Venice Stryke, Doug Kelly, Emily Streithorst, Jessica Sumimoto, Nanami Foresythe, Abiodun Huh, Hee Nguyen, Jenny Oseguera, Miriam
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Tools for rapid identification of novel and/or emerging viruses are urgently needed for clinical diagnosis of unexplained infections and pandemic preparedness. Here we developed and clinically validated a largely automated metagenomic next-generation sequencing (mNGS) assay for agnostic detection of respiratory viral pathogens from upper respirator...
Lin, Eve Bilinski, Alyssa Collender, Philip A Lee, Vivian Sud, Sohil R León, Tomás M White, Lauren A Remais, Justin V Head, Jennifer R
ImportanceUnderstanding the role of school attendance on transmission of SARS-CoV-2 among children is of importance for responding to future epidemics. Estimating discontinuities in outcomes by age of eligibility for school attendance has been used to examine associations between school attendance and a variety of outcomes, but has yet to be applie...
Rosain, Jérémie Le Voyer, Tom Liu, Xian Gervais, Adrian Polivka, Laura Cederholm, Axel Berteloot, Laureline Parent, Audrey Pescatore, Alessandra Spinosa, Ezia
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Human inborn errors of thymic T cell tolerance underlie the production of autoantibodies (auto-Abs) neutralizing type I IFNs, which predispose to severe viral diseases. We analyze 131 female patients with X-linked dominant incontinentia pigmenti (IP), heterozygous for loss-of-function (LOF) NEMO variants, from 99 kindreds in 10 countries. Forty-sev...
Young, Rachel Hsiang, Solomon
Natural disasters trigger complex chains of events within human societies1. Immediate deaths and damage are directly observed after a disaster and are widely studied, but delayed downstream outcomes, indirectly caused by the disaster, are difficult to trace back to the initial event1,2. Tropical cyclones (TCs)-that is, hurricanes and tropical storm...
Franchak, John M Smith, Linda Yu, Chen
Most studies of developing visual attention are conducted using screen-based tasks in which infants move their eyes to select where to look. However, real-world visual exploration entails active movements of both eyes and head to bring relevant areas in view. Thus, relatively little is known about how infants coordinate their eyes and heads to stru...