Application of genetic testing in pediatric epilepsy requires understanding of the advantages and limitations of testing modalities
With legalization spreading across the United States, it’s hard to know what to say to teens curious about marijuana.
Patients are more than a segregated set of organ systems. Treating them as whole beings requires the practice of integrated medicine.
Research on rare pediatric diseases often remains underfunded and obscure until motivated families give scientists — and their own children — a much-needed shot at potential therapies worthy of federal funding.
Understanding reasons for dangerous vessel constriction following brain injury may help define treatment or prevention options.
Abuse, neglect and family dysfunction can lead to “toxic stress,” a growing public health concern that can disrupt a child’s brain development.
Physicians in Tennessee reported a rash of cases of VKDB last year. Now, the CDC wants to know if it’s a sign of a national trend.
