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For example, read: “Intellectual performance of 36 phenylketonuria patients and their nonaffected siblings” by Dobson, Kushida and Williams (1976) in Pediatrics volume 58, pages53 – 58.
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The subspecialty fellowship training program in Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics is a three-year program offered by the Division of Child Development and Rehabilitation at the Children's Seashore House of The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
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The study, reported today online in Pediatrics, found that obese children were more likely to be bullied than normal-weight peers, regardless of gender, race, socioeconomic status, school demographic profile, social skills or academic achievement.
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NCI Pediatrics is the National Cancer Institute's central page for childhood cancers; itincludes links to information about treatment, clinical trials, testing and research.
Cancer information, support groups for parents of children with cancer 2010
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As part of first lady Michelle Obama's Let's Move campaign to fight childhood obesity, the American Academy of Pediatrics is encouraging its members to check the body mass index, a number that takes into account height and weight, of all children at every checkup.
Michelle Obama aims to end child obesity in a generation 2010
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The new analysis, released online Monday by the journal Pediatrics, is the first assessment of varying vitamin D levels in children aged 1 through 11.
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The findings, published online today in Pediatrics, show that at the end of six months, the girls who read Lake Rescue had a 0.71 drop in their body mass index (BMI) percentile, a number that incorporates age, height and weight.
Novel helps overweight girls lose weight, gain self-esteem 2010
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A second study in Pediatrics reports that 58% of newborns and 36% of mothers were deficient in vitamin D, according to blood tests.
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Stephen S. Leff, PhD, clinical psychologist, assistant professor of Clinical Psychology in Pediatrics, University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, program director Friend To Friend program; Clinical and research interests: lunchroom-and playground-based violence prevention programs; gender and social cognitive differences in aggression; social skills development in children with ADHD.
Postdoctoral Program 2010
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To reduce rates of the bone-softening disease rickets and improve long-term bone health, the American Academy of Pediatrics is doubling its recommendation of vitamin D for babies, children and adolescents, according to a new clinical report out today.
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