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Suicidal Prediction Among Adolescents Seen in Emergency Departments Improving

Adolescent patients presenting to the ED are more likely at risk for suicide than the general population, according to study findings.

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Study finds fewer reports of child physical abuse during Covid pandemic

Study finds fewer reports of child physical abuse during Covid pandemic
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Study: Pediatric ED encounters related to physical abuse dropped during the pandemic

Pediatric Emergency Department (ED) encounters related to physical abuse decreased by 19 percent during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a multicenter study published in the journal Pediatrics.

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Head Trauma Guidelines Often Abandoned for Young Patients in the ED

'There's a lot of room for improvement,' researcher says

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AAP Releases Guidelines for Febrile Infants

The American Academy of Pediatrics released guidelines for the treatment of well-appearing febrile infants. Key points include updated guidance for cerebrospinal fluid testing and urine cultures.

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