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Breast Milk of Vaccinated Moms Provides COVID-19 Protection to Infants
With maternal vaccination, SARS-CoV-2-specific IgA and IgG levels detected in infant stool through six months
Childhood Maltreatment Is Partial Causal Factor for Later Mental Health Problems
GERD in Children Linked to Anemia, Iron Deficiency
Gestational Age Tied to Body Size in Infancy, Childhood
Infant Screen Use Linked to Alterations in Cortical EEG Before Age 2
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Pediatric SARS-CoV-2, MIS-C Differed in Delta, Omicron Waves
Clinical severity was lower during omicron wave, and rate of incidental diagnoses was higher than during delta
IVF Not Tied to Worse Developmental, Educational Outcomes
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Sleep Disorders in Children and Parents Increase Parental Stress
Child sleep disorders positively correlate with parent insomnia and sleep apnea
Only 10 Percent of U.S. Counties Have a Pediatric Ophthalmologist
Disparities seen in geographic distribution tied to socioeconomic status
Odds of Severe COVID-19 Disease Lower for Children During Omicron Predominance
Omicron cases had the highest hospital admission frequency; however, odds of severe illness lower than with delta and alpha variants
Risk for SIDS Increased for Infants With Sibling Who Died of SIDS
Siblings have about fourfold higher rate of SIDS compared with the general population after adjustment for sex, age, calendar year
CDC Reports on Prevalence of Seasonal and Food Allergies, Eczema
18.9 percent of children and 25.7 percent of adults had seasonal allergy; 10.8 and 7.3 percent had eczema in 2021
Intellectual Disability Seen in About One in Three Children With Autism
Black children less likely than White children to be identified with autism spectrum disorder without intellectual disability
Adolescent Sleep Patterns Tied to Later Multiple Sclerosis Risk
Sleeping less than seven hours per night and self-reported low sleep quality during adolescence associated with risk for developing MS
Buprenorphine Dispensing Low for Youth
Proportion of youth aged 19 years and younger dispensed buprenorphine decreased 45 percent from 2015 to 2020
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