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Kirksville pediatric clinic surprises young patients with free books - Vimarsana News

Kirksville pediatric clinic surprises young patients with free books

Northeast Pediatrics in Kirksville teamed up with the Reach Out and Read organization to provide young children with free, age-appropriate reading material.

Source: ktvo.com
Researchers Estimate Long Covid May Affect 5.8 Million Children. Are They Right? - Vimarsana News

Researchers Estimate Long Covid May Affect 5.8 Million Children. Are They Right?

Long Covid may affect 5.8 million children in the U.S., according to a recent article. But other estimates are much lower.

Source: forbes.com
Azithromycin during routine well-infant visits does not reduce mortality - Vimarsana News

Azithromycin during routine well-infant visits does not reduce mortality

1. In this randomized controlled trial, infants who received a dose of azithromycin during their routine well visit had comparable mortality rates to placebo. 2. No differences were observed between the azithromycin and placebo groups with regard to rates of caregiver-reported hospitalization, sick-child clinic visits, or adverse events. Evidence Rating Level: 1 (Excellent) Study Rundown:

First major gift boosts funding for Wheeling's children's outpatient clinic - Vimarsana News

First major gift boosts funding for Wheeling's children's outpatient clinic

WVU Medicine Wheeling Hospital has received its first sizable donation to go toward a children's outpatient center that will service the region.Three-hundred th

Source: wtov9.com
Multifaceted intervention reduces perinatal morbidity without increasing cesarean rates - Vimarsana News

Multifaceted intervention reduces perinatal morbidity without increasing cesarean rates

1. Best practices centred around supportive decisions and ultrasound evaluation of risk significantly reduced perinatal and maternal morbidity. 2. No difference in perinatal or maternal morbidity was seen between groups among patients who underwent elective Caesarean delivery. Evidence Rating Level: 1 (Excellent) Study Rundown: Women with a prior cesarean section face the dilemma of choosing