Pediatrics

Smartphone-integrated consumer baby monitors that measure vital signs are marketed to parents to create peace of mind, but they are not regulated by the FDA.

Dr Katrina Trivers from the CDC answered our questions about her new study, which found that nearly 1 in 11 students in the United States had tried cannabis in e-cigarettes in 2016.

The editors at Consultant360 have compiled a breakdown of top stories and recent pediatric gastroenterology news. See what you may have missed!

The editors at Consultant360 have compiled a breakdown of top stories and recent pediatric gastroenterology news. See what you may have missed!

In an analysis of 757 infants in Canada, researchers examined the association of infant exposure to cleaners and body mass index at age 3 years.

The USPSTF recently conducted a targeted evidence review in order to revisit and reexamine their 2011 recommendations for the prevention of gonococcal ophthalmia neonatorum in newborns.

The CDC has released a set of 19 recommendations for the assessment and treatment of children with mild traumatic brain injury.

AAP guidelines recommend that pediatricians screen parents for depression at well-child care visits, but studies that include screening for paternal depression have not been wide-reaching.

Although childhood appendicitis is commonly complicated by gangrene and perforation, risk factors for these complications are unknown.

Currently, evidence on the effects of secondary tobacco smoke exposure among nonsmoking adolescents are lacking.