Bats, ghouls, and monsters, oh my! Grab your favorite jack-o-lantern and catch up on the latest articles in #Pediatrics : bit.ly/3WlKRKH 🦇🎃

This previously healthy 11-year-old boy presents to the ED for acute respiratory distress in the setting of 5 months of recurrent & worsening rash with progressive fatigue, chest pain, & cough. What would you do to help diagnose this patient? bit.ly/3DkgAmO #Pediatrics

This newly released study describes the long-term outcomes of neonates exposed to SARS CoV-2 infection in pregnancy and analyzes the factors that influence antibody transplacental transfer and longevity: bit.ly/3FoMyB8 #Pediatrics

Are you listening to Pediatrics On Call Podcast, a #podcast on child health from American Academy of Pediatrics? Hear about the most important innovations in pediatrics from the people who are behind them as well as commentaries of recent #Pediatrics studies: bit.ly/3vH9OlZ

Physician health & wellness is a complex topic relevant to all pediatricians. The purpose of this report is to explore approaches to pediatrician well-being & reduction of occupational burnout risk throughout the stages of training & practice: bit.ly/3gGEQrA #Pediatrics

Don’t miss this special episode of the podcast! Recorded live at AAP National Conference & Exhibition this episode focuses on the top 12 journal articles that could change the practice of pediatrics. Listen here: aap.org/en/pages/podca…

SPREAD THE WORD | Join the editorial board of Pediatrics Open Science, a new open access journal from the American Academy of Pediatrics. We’re seeking creative individuals with diverse perspectives to help shape the journal as it launches. Application info here: bit.ly/3smzynY #PedsOS

Acute gastroenteritis illnesses spread rapidly in schools, causing outbreaks & disrupting the learning process. Better understanding of etiologies & epidemiology of these outbreaks is needed to inform effective prevention & control measures: bit.ly/3TL9kXM #Pediatrics

Feature | How the Global Violence Against Children and Youth Surveys Can Improve Pediatric Global Health: bit.ly/3gtKpK7 #Pediatrics

Although racial/ethnic disparities in adverse birth outcomes have been well documented, it is unknown whether these disparities diminish in women who use medically assisted reproduction, including assisted reproduction technology: Learn more: bit.ly/3eUKztn #Pediatrics

.Alex Kemper , Lewis First , and Rachel Moon joined hosts David L. Hill, MD, FAAP & Joanna Parga-Belinkie for a live recording in front of a studio audience at AAP National Conference & Exhibition in Anaheim, Calif! Listen now: ow.ly/VNiL50LgBpb

The Fall Virtual Career Fair starts TODAY! Take a look at the career opportunities guide to learn more: bit.ly/3cyvhqC

Research Briefs | Blood Lead Levels Among Afghan Children in the US, 2014-2016: bit.ly/3CH2OKH #Pediatrics

Very honored to have been chosen as a winner for the 7th annual AAP Peds Trainees essay competition! In my piece I use a clinical experience to demonstrate how racism can be engrained in how CPS is utilized in pediatric care.

This piece was very special to me and I can’t wait to share!

Physicians often recommend limiting or avoiding use of devices with screens after concussion. But is there an association between early screen time and post-concussion symptom severity, as compared to those with orthopedic injury? bit.ly/3EE7NyA #Pediatrics

High school tackle football is popular with over 1 million participants annually. However, participation has declined, partly due to awareness of the risk of head injury. Tested through different drills, authors discuss the impact of impacts: bit.ly/3rTJogU #Pediatrics

This study develops an expert consensus model of shared decision-making (SDM) that incorporates all processes that are fundamental to pediatric SDM: bit.ly/3yziMoS Read the corresponding blog by Krista Roncone, MD here: bit.ly/3yDDSTd #Pediatrics

The United States is an outlier when it comes to national paid parental leave.

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