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Dr. Monique Tello’s testimony in a pediatric sexual assault case reveals the critical need for comprehensive training and support systems in handling sensitive cases.

A case of ileoileal intussusception in a 3-year-old resolved spontaneously post-ultrasonography, highlighting the significance of imaging in diagnosing and managing pediatric bowel obstructions.

The Body Roundness Index (BRI) may offer a more precise alternative to BMI, correlating strongly with mortality risk and providing a clearer picture of central adiposity’s impact on health.

Understanding Gen Z slang is crucial for accurate patient histories and effective communication about sexual health. Familiarize yourself with these terms to better serve your young patients.

Recent research indicates that myocarditis and pericarditis occur solely in vaccinated children and adolescents, not in those infected with COVID-19. Despite higher risks of heart inflammation, vaccinated adolescents showed reduced rates of COVID-19 infection and severe outcomes.

With no reported illnesses yet from the FDA’s recall of specific ground cinnamon products for lead contamination, the focus remains on preventing long-term exposure, particularly in children.