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- Adoption of Rotavirus Vaccination by Pediatricians and Family Medicine Physicians in the United States
- Can Association Between Preterm Birth and Autism be Explained by Maternal or Neonatal Morbidity?
- Athletic Participation in Severe Hemophilia: Bleeding and Joint Outcomes in Children on Prophylaxis
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Erythropoietin Improved Neurologic Outcomes in Newborns With Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy
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- Keep curious kids safe by poison-proofing your home: Young children are curious and like to put things in their mouths. Parents, therefore, must keep medicines, cleaning products, pesticides, antifreeze, cosmetics and other dangerous substances out of youngsters' reach.
- 'Thirdhand-smoke' exposure another threat to children: Most parents are well aware that smoking in the presence of their children can harm the health of their little ones. Now, another invisible threat has been identified - thirdhand smoke.
- Thermometer use 101: If your child feels warm, looks flushed, is sweating or shivering, or has flu symptoms, you might suspect fever. Using a thermometer is the only sure way to know if a fever is present.
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