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Iron supplements ineffective at improving psychomotor development in breastfed babies

May 14th 2024

“We found no statistically significant effect of early iron supplementation on developmental scores at 24 and 36 months,” wrote the study investigators.

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HCPs can play an important role in addressing the US infant formula shortage

By Caitlyn Bradford, PharmD, BCPPS
Laurie Alexis, PharmD candidate

May 9th 2024

Pediatric obesity spiked during COVID-19 pandemic, fell off post-pandemic

By Joshua Fitch, Senior Editor

May 3rd 2024

Higher BMI, obesity probability not associated with early peanut introduction

By Joshua Fitch, Senior Editor

May 3rd 2024

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Parent perspectives: How are parents providing healthy diets for their children?

By Joshua Fitch, Senior Editor

May 1st 2024

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Jon Matthew Farber, MD

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Here is helpful advice gleaned from my experiences with C diff, diarrhea, colic, reflux, and other things gastroenterological.

Functional constipation: A guideline review

May 1st 2017

Functional constipation in children is no news to pediatricians. What may be news is that recommendations on how to diagnose and treat this common malady keep evolving as more evidence becomes available.

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