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27/07/2025
Improving clinician awareness and screening practices of fetal alcohol spectrum disorder is crucial to reducing diagnostic disparities and ensuring early intervention for affected children. https://ja.ma/3TntrNL
26/07/2025
While adoption may alleviate some of the burden that abortion restrictions place on the foster care system, it may also amplify existing inequities in the system. https://ja.ma/4nzPf6v
26/07/2025
When it comes to children and adolescents, which comes first: social media or depression? A new JAMA Network Open study examined the directional relationship. https://ja.ma/4o6muP9
26/07/2025
Most viewed this week from JAMA Pediatrics: More screen time is associated with more depressive symptoms, potentially due to shorter sleep and worse white matter organization during early adolescence.
Transgender boys and nonbinary youth assigned female at birth report lower condom use and younger age at first s*x compared to cisgender girls. https://ja.ma/4kp6BjC
24/07/2025
The pregnancy checkbox on death certificates largely explained the rise in maternal mortality before COVID-19, but maternal mortality still increased during the pandemic. https://ja.ma/4eFIOLd
22/07/2025
Despite long-standing acceptance in the NICU, the use of diaphragm position on chest radiograph lacks the precision required to assess aerated lung volume and guide clinical practice in infants. https://ja.ma/4m8XUeQ
21/07/2025
Among preterm infants 22-28 weeks gestation, providing 100% oxygen during deferred cord clamping reduces early hypoxemia without increasing morbidity and mortality. https://ja.ma/3IwWY5t
21/07/2025
Most viewed this week from JAMA Pediatrics: More screen time is associated with more depressive symptoms, potentially due to shorter sleep and worse white matter organization during early adolescence.
Motor milestone delays are common among autistic children and are associated with earlier autism evaluations and diagnoses, according to this cross-sectional study. https://ja.ma/406YfWK
19/07/2025
The incidence of late-onset invasive S aureus infection in NICU infants remained similar to past reports, with a 5.3% higher 7-day mortality rate in infected infants. https://ja.ma/4eAZnb7
19/07/2025
Most viewed this week from JAMA Pediatrics: More screen time is associated with more depressive symptoms, potentially due to shorter sleep and worse white matter organization during early adolescence.
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