Pediatrics Archive — Page 9 of 29
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April 25, 2025
Polygenic score for height could improve diagnosis for children with short stature: study
Even after comprehensive testing, about 30% of children with short stature — height below the third percentile on a growth chart — do not have a definitive diagnosis, leading to extended surveillance, testing and anxiety. -
April 23, 2025
Eunice Huang appointed to council of the American Board of Surgery
The council, which consists of about 35 ABS-certified surgeons, sets national standards for surgical education, assessment, certification and research priorities. -
April 23, 2025
Study shows parathyroid gland reimplantation technique an effective option to restore function in children
Damage or removal of calcium-regulating parathyroid glands during endocrine surgery can put children at risk for poor growth and slow mental development. -
April 21, 2025
Neurodevelopmental care initiative supports infants and young children exposed to opioids in utero
SHINE program offers neurodevelopmental care embedded within a medical home for infants and young children with neonatal opioid exposures. -
April 15, 2025
VUMC researchers report the number of children with autism in Tennessee has doubled in the past decade
CDC releases new autism data highlighting early identification trends, prevalence and differences across the U.S. -
April 15, 2025
Ready, Set, Go: New tool empowers families to engage in their child’s neurodevelopment
To use the Ready, Set, Go tool, families scan a QR code attached to a stoplight image posted in the patient room and find suggestions for healing-focused activities appropriate for the patient’s level of acuity. -
April 10, 2025
The little girl suddenly stopped walking and talking. How a terrifying diagnosis led to hope and healing.
“My child is a miracle, and it wouldn’t have happened without that team of doctors and the staff.”