lunes, 17 de septiembre de 2018

Children's Health - Sep 17, 2018 Edition

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 September 17, 2018 
 Children's Health 
 The latest pediatrics news from News Medical 
 Most parents aren't able to recognize meningitis until it's too lateMost parents aren't able to recognize meningitis until it's too late
 
New research commissioned by GSK has shown that the majority of parents incorrectly think that a rash or stiff neck are the first signs of meningitis.
 
   Rapid weight gain during infancy may put children with ASD at increased risk for obesityRapid weight gain during infancy may put children with ASD at increased risk for obesity
 
Childhood obesity is a serious public health concern that can have a profound impact on children's health and well-being.
 
   Many parents blame electronics for sleep problems among teensMany parents blame electronics for sleep problems among teens
 
It's no secret that many teenagers stay up late to scroll through social media or catch up with friends on phones.
 
 Children born by cesarean more likely to develop food allergies, shows study
 
Children born by cesarean more likely to develop food allergies, shows studyChildren born by cesarean, or C-section, more often develop food allergies. The opposite applies to very preterm children.
 
 
 Transgender adolescents have greatest risk for attempting suicide, study finds
 
Transgender adolescents have greatest risk for attempting suicide, study findsResearch has shown that transgender adolescents are at greater risk for attempting suicide than cisgender teens, who identify with the gender they are assigned at birth. A new study from the University of Arizona takes a deeper look at who within the transgender adolescent community is most at risk.
 
 
 Children with asthma found to be disadvantaged in education and future occupation
 
Children with asthma found to be disadvantaged in education and future occupationPeople who suffer with persistent asthma from a young age are more likely to leave school at 16 years old and those who make it to university are more likely to drop out early, according to new research presented today (Sunday) at the European Respiratory Society International Congress.
 
 
 Good skin care practices can help teens to battle stubborn acne
 
Good skin care practices can help teens to battle stubborn acneBeing a teenager can be tough. Teens must manage high school and the pressures of adolescence while at the same time battling stubborn acne.
 

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