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April 23, 2015/Neurosciences/Advancing Patient Care

Second-Generation Antipsychotic Medications in Children, Adolescents Displaying Aggression

They can be effective but require careful management

April 22, 2015/Heart, Vascular and Thoracic

Study Questions Sports Restrictions for Children with Long QT Syndrome

A wider range of activities may be safe

April 16, 2015/Pediatrics/Research

Defining Functional Nutritional Requirements in Critically Ill Children

April 8, 2015/Neurosciences/Advancing Patient Care

The Role of Reoperation in Postoperative Seizure Recurrence

Special concerns arise after functional hemispherectomy

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March 31, 2015/Ophthalmology/Eye Care & Treatment

Infants in Jeopardy: Shaken Baby Syndrome and Retina Hemorrhage

Ophthalmology exam helps point to finding of child abuse

March 17, 2015/Pediatrics/Patient Care & Management

Pediatric Pain Program Named 2015 Clinical Center of Excellence

Unique approach to pain rehab earns notable outcomes

March 13, 2015/Neurosciences/Technology & Innovation

Turning to SEEG for Pediatric Patients with Refractory Epilepsy

Growing experience supports procedure’s safety and efficacy

March 11, 2015/Neurosciences

Pediatric Pain Rehabilitation Program Yields Measurable Improvements in Chronic Daily Headache with Migraine

Outcomes from consecutive series of 111 children

March 6, 2015/Neurosciences/Advancing Patient Care

Complex CDKL5-Related Disease Cases Require Coordinated Care

Centers of excellence conduct research, optimize treatment

March 4, 2015/Dermatology & Plastic Surgery

Infants with Hemangiomas Benefit Big from First Known Use of the SCAMP Paradigm in Pediatric Dermatology

Standardized approach to propranolol therapy breeds success

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