A new vaccine candidate has the potential to improve outcomes for patients with chronic, recurrent diseases, such as ear infections.
Starting regular exercise in childhood can help lay the groundwork for greater health and quality of life, pediatric cardiologists suggest.
Study also finds fecal continence rates for children born with ARMs are lower than previously reported.
Study highlights different metrics for measuring success of a weight management program for pediatrics.
Researchers suggest objective, measurable factors can be used to provide families with reasonable expectations
A new study shows that most articles do not adhere to suicide reporting guidelines, but experts say parents can help by starting conversations about mental health.
Despite its use as an indicator of a department’s surgical skill, the reoperation rate for distal hypospadias repair has long been based on publications covering data from single-center studies — until now.
