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UTI Imaging Falls Short in Some Primary Care Settings

Approximately 70% of children with febrile urinary tract infections receive guideline-adherent follow-up imaging from primary care.

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Noisy Incubators Could Stunt Infant Hearing

An analysis of incubator noise showed that high decibel levels and abrupt noises in incubators might increase the risk of hearing impairment.

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COVID Vax Prevents Death in Children Regardless of Variant

Despite waning effectiveness over time, COVID-19 vaccines prevented death in children regardless of the dominant variant at the time.

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EHR Reminders Boost Well-Child Visits, Vax Rates

Reminder messages sent through electronic health records systems increased vaccination rates.

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Exercise for Obese Children Can Increase Brain Function

Researchers found a modest increase in intelligence for children who participated in a regular exercise program.

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