September, 2007
Members of
the press may obtain interview contact information by calling AAP
Communications at 847/434-7877. Staff members also can provide physician
spokespersons and background information on any child health topic.
STUDIES
Early TV Viewing Habits Could Have Lasting Effect On Kids’ Attention
Are Kids Being Burger Brainwashed?
Warning Signs: Depression and Teen Suicide - AAP Clinical Report
Smoking While Breastfeeding Can Cause Sleepless Nights For Mom And Baby
New AAP Clinical Report On CT Scanning
Milk Intolerance Misconceptions Need To Be Addressed
Overweight Toddlers and Those Not in Day Care At Risk For Iron-Deficiency
Itchy Skin Visits Increasing
Internationally Adopted Children Should Be Tested For TB Infection
AAP Endorses New Recommendations from AHA Regarding Antibiotics Before Dental Procedures
Pediatrics Supplement - Family History Information Important For Pediatric Primary Care
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