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06/09/2026
Among adolescents, smartphone acquisition at age 13 years was linked to insufficient sleep but not depression or obesity; greater smartphone use was associated with higher odds of , , and insufficient . https://ja.ma/3Q29i1D
06/09/2026
Among adolescent and young adult users, 91.7% rated chatbot responses for mental advice as at least somewhat helpful, with 42.8% of users seeking advice at least monthly.
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06/08/2026
💬 Editorial: Decades of food allergy guidance based on opinion rather than evidence delayed effective prevention. Updated guidelines backed by randomized trials have reduced rates, highlighting the need for evidence-based recommendations.
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06/08/2026
Earlier introduction of egg to infant diets was associated with a modest reduction in the population prevalence of , especially among infants with early , following updated allergy prevention guidelines in Australia.
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A randomized clinical trial evaluated the Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) program among -eligible pregnant people in South Carolina to determine its impact on early and health care utilization outcomes.
Assignment to intensive nurse home visiting did not result in statistically significant improvements in the composite primary outcome of child mortality, injury, or concern for abuse or neglect, nor in emergency department utilization or receipt of guideline-recommended well-child visits. These findings contrast with earlier, smaller trials and highlight the challenges of improving adverse childhood experiences through large-scale interventions within Medicaid.
JAMA Pediatrics Editor in Chief Dimitri Christakis, MD, MPH, selected this for its rigor, contemporary relevance, and potential to guide and decision-making around home visiting programs. The study demonstrates the value of large, population-based randomized controlled trials in shaping evidence-based practice, including when findings are negative.
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06/07/2026
Children aged 2 to 5 years who received influenza at fall well-child visits had lower rates of diagnosed each season than those with summer birthdays.
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06/05/2026
Children aged 2 to 5 years who received influenza at fall well-child visits had lower rates of diagnosed each season than those with summer birthdays.
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06/05/2026
Among adolescent and young adult users, 91.7% rated chatbot responses for mental advice as at least somewhat helpful, with 42.8% of users seeking advice at least monthly.
chatbot use was associated with being female, older age (18-21 years), and having recently discussed mental health with a physician.
Most users did not inform peers or adults, suggesting an emerging, often solitary avenue for support that may not be visible to traditional caregivers or clinicians.
https://ja.ma/4uZotbe
05/29/2026
Newborn screening for is universal and enables early diagnosis and treatment, but further testing is required to confirm disease in infants with positive screens. https://ja.ma/4wTHKMy
05/28/2026
National survey estimates indicate the prevalence of diagnosed among US children and adolescents has risen, with disparities based on race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status. https://ja.ma/4umlkSc
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