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The Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences and Neighborhood Environments on Health Equity

Emmanuel Aryee, MD, Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Fellow, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

TOPICS: Child Abuse and Neglect, Diversity, equity and inclusion

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Many Caregivers Aren’t Asking About Firearms in Homes Their Children Visit. What Increases the Odds of Them Asking?

Ella Perrin, MD, Pediatrician, US Naval Hospital Okinawa

TOPICS: Firearms, Injury, Violence & Poison Prevention, Preventive Medicine

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To Test or Not to Test: Assessing the Risk of Infection in Febrile Infants 61–90 Days Old With and Without Respiratory Viruses to Guide Additional Testing

Claire Castellano, MD, MPH, Pediatrics Resident, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

TOPICS: Emergency Medicine, Hospital Medicine, Infectious Diseases

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Risk on the Rise: Understanding Health Behaviors of Adolescents Facing Homelessness

Kayla Cooper, MD, Pediatrics Resident, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

TOPICS: Adolescent Health/Medicine, Community Pediatrics

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The StreetCred Economic Bundle—Helping Families Help Themselves

Lydia Furman MD, FAAP, Associate Editor, Pediatrics

TOPICS: Community Pediatrics, Public Health, Diversity, equity and inclusion

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Children Using Skin-Care Regimens That They Learned From TikTok

Rachel Y. Moon, MD, FAAP, Associate Editor, Digital Media, Pediatrics

TOPICS: Adolescent Health/Medicine, Dermatology, Social Media

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What Factors Contribute to the Performance of Extremely Preterm Infants Once They Start School?

Elizabeth Zeichner, MD, Pediatrics Resident, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia

TOPICS: Fetus/Newborn Infant, Neonatology, Public Health

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Which Steroid Do Emergency Rooms Use for Childhood Asthma Exacerbations?

Lydia Furman MD, FAAP, Associate Editor, Pediatrics

TOPICS: Emergency Medicine, Respiratory Tract

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Discrimination Faced by Children With Special Healthcare Needs Has Significant Consequences Down the Road

Eli Cahan, MD, MS, Neonatology Fellow, Stanford University

TOPICS: Disabilities, Diversity, equity and inclusion

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Fully PrEPped? Characterizing Engagement with HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Among Sexual & Gender Minority Homeless Youth

Ha Le, MD, Pediatrics Resident, University of California-San Francisco

TOPICS: HIV/AIDS, Home Safety

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A Communication Intervention for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Toddlers

Lydia Furman MD, FAAP, Associate Editor, Pediatrics

TOPICS: Cognition/Language/Learning Disorders, Disabilities, Telehealth Care

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Twenty Years Later, Stark Disparities Persist in Access to Preventive Care for Non-English-Speaking Families

Elif Ozdogan, MD, Pediatrics Resident, Boston Combined Residency Program

TOPICS: Medical Home, Preventive Medicine, Diversity, equity and inclusion

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African-American Parents of Children with Cancer Diagnosis—Understanding the Perspective

Lydia Furman MD, FAAP, Associate Editor, Pediatrics

TOPICS: Psychosocial Issues

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All Children Should Be Treated as Children—And Not Adultified

Rachel Y. Moon, MD, FAAP, Associate Editor, Digital Media, Pediatrics

TOPICS: Diversity, equity and inclusion

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Why Is Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema) so Difficult to Manage, and What Are the Current Treatment Recommendations?

Carly Pierson, DO, Pediatrics Resident, University of Virginia

TOPICS: Dermatology

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Assuring That Graduating Residents Are Ready to Go Out Into the World of Pediatrics

Rachel Y. Moon, MD, FAAP, Associate Editor, Digital Media, Pediatrics

TOPICS: Medical Education

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Screening For Menstrual Poverty and Addressing It: A Novel Partnership

Rachel Y. Moon, MD, FAAP, Associate Editor, Digital Media, Pediatrics

TOPICS: Adolescent Health/Medicine, Advocacy

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When Is a Discharge Safe Enough, Especially in the Face of Significant Constraints?

Armand H. Matheny Antommaria, MD, PhD, FAAP, Associate Editor, Pediatrics

TOPICS: Continuity of Care Transition & Discharge Planning, Medical Technology and Advancement, Safety

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Qualitative Study Evaluates How Narrative Medicine Improves Our Care of Complex Patients

Mary Harriet Hall, MD, MA, Pediatrics Resident, University of Virginia

TOPICS: Disabilities, Workforce

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Measles: It’s Back!

Julia Evans, MD, Pediatrics Resident, University of Virginia

TOPICS: Infectious Diseases, Vaccine/Immunization

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The Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences and Neighborhood Environments on Health Equity

Many Caregivers Aren’t Asking About Firearms in Homes Their Children Visit. What Increases the Odds of Them Asking?

To Test or Not to Test: Assessing the Risk of Infection in Febrile Infants 61–90 Days Old With and Without Respiratory Viruses to Guide Additional Testing

Risk on the Rise: Understanding Health Behaviors of Adolescents Facing Homelessness

The StreetCred Economic Bundle—Helping Families Help Themselves

Children Using Skin-Care Regimens That They Learned From TikTok

What Factors Contribute to the Performance of Extremely Preterm Infants Once They Start School?

Which Steroid Do Emergency Rooms Use for Childhood Asthma Exacerbations?

Discrimination Faced by Children With Special Healthcare Needs Has Significant Consequences Down the Road

Fully PrEPped? Characterizing Engagement with HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Among Sexual & Gender Minority Homeless Youth

A Communication Intervention for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Toddlers

Twenty Years Later, Stark Disparities Persist in Access to Preventive Care for Non-English-Speaking Families

African-American Parents of Children with Cancer Diagnosis—Understanding the Perspective

All Children Should Be Treated as Children—And Not Adultified

Why Is Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema) so Difficult to Manage, and What Are the Current Treatment Recommendations?

Assuring That Graduating Residents Are Ready to Go Out Into the World of Pediatrics

Screening For Menstrual Poverty and Addressing It: A Novel Partnership

When Is a Discharge Safe Enough, Especially in the Face of Significant Constraints?

Qualitative Study Evaluates How Narrative Medicine Improves Our Care of Complex Patients

Measles: It’s Back!

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