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Background Accidental ingestion of foreign objects is a common reason for pediatric and adolescent emergency presentations. While most cases involve children or adults with predisposing…

Why Medicines Taste Bitter for Kids As the leaves change and temperatures dip, many families face the reality that illness and fever may require medicine…

Introduction Giving medicine to a child can feel like a small hurdle that grows into a bigger challenge, especially in autumn when colds and flu…

Overview: Beyfortus and the fight against RSV bronchiolitis Bronchiolitis is a common respiratory illness in young children, most notably caused by the respiratory syncytial virus…

Overview of Beyfortus’ Expanded indication The Beyfortus (nirsevimab) monoclonal antibody, originally approved to protect infants against severe RSV infection, has had its indication widened. Regulators…

Overview: A Long-Term Look at Fatty Acids and Growing Bones In a notable longitudinal effort, researchers from the University of Eastern Finland tracked how different…

Overview of the study A long-term study conducted by the University of Eastern Finland investigates how the types of fatty acids circulating in blood influence…

Real-world data show strong protection for U.S. infants As the United States navigates the 2024-2025 RSV season, several U.S. health networks published real-world analyses underscoring…

Real‑world data show strong protection for US infants A recent research letter analyzing the 2024‑2025 RSV season indicates that administering nirsevimab to infants is associated…

Overview New real‑world data from the 2024-2025 RSV season indicate that nirsevimab, a monoclonal antibody given to infants to prevent severe respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)…
