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Emotional Issues Post-Concussion Tied to Dysfunction in Kids (opens the original)
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Children with concussion reported more acute emotional symptoms (within 48 hours of injury) than those with mild orthopedic injury. Having four acute emotional symptoms was associated with higher odds of emotional dysfunction, particularly among younger children at 1 week and among older children at 3 months. "Acute emotional symptoms assessed in the ED [emergency departments] predicted later emotional dysfunction after concussion. Early identification of emotional symptoms could help to identif
Early MRI Detects Brain Injury in Newborns With HIE (opens the original)
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MRI performed during therapeutic hypothermia (TH) in neonates with hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) showed 95% concordance with MRI obtained 11 days after birth in identifying both the pattern and severity of brain injury, supporting its use for early clinical decision-making and family counseling. "Early MRI during TH may support timely prognostication, family counseling and enrollment in clinical trials. However, follow-up MRI remains important in selected cases, particularly with severe
Combined Mental Health Screening IDs More At-Risk Teens (opens the original)
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Adding anxiety and suicide risk screening to depression screening in pediatric primary care identified one additional adolescent with moderate or severe mental and behavioral health symptoms for every 13 patients screened. "[The study] results underscore the complementary value of multidomain screening and support the integration of anxiety and suicide assessments into primary care," the authors wrote. The study was led by Mary Carol Burkhardt, MD, MHA, of the Department of Pediatrics at the Uni
Meningococcal B Vaccination: Age and Regional Disparities (opens the original)
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Across 10 integrated US health systems, 39% of individuals aged 10-25 years with high-risk conditions such as asplenia, sickle cell disease, or complement component deficiencies (CCD) received one or more doses of the meningococcal B vaccine as of 2023. Among individuals aged 16-25 years, vaccination initiation and completion rates varied by region. "[The study] data suggest variation in application of SCDM [shared clinical decision-making] across geographic regions, health systems, racial group
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