Preventive Care

E-cigarette users reported higher rates of symptoms, independent of cigarette, cannabis exposure

Earlier surgery thought to confer developmental benefits

Constellation of comorbid allergic conditions common among children

Vaccine given during pregnancy produced antibodies that were transferred to infants

Differences in participant race, ethnicity may contribute to conflicting trial findings

Local Superfund site may contribute to inorganic arsenic exposure

New high-risk conditions added as well, including chronic kidney disease and asthma

According to multinational survey, 65% of respondents prefer annual screening

Program worked better than usual care, but was less effective than expected

The panel also supported the injection in at-risk toddlers

Physiologic and clinical data tied to death or adverse respiratory events

Infants given 1,200 IUs daily had less risk of internalizing problems by age 7

Also in TTHealthWatch: beta-blockers after myocardial infarction

Patients ages 2 to 5 years now eligible for the triple therapy