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ASM use may be stopped right after resolution of acute provoked neonatal seizures

In neonates with acute provoked seizures, continued use of antiseizure medications (ASMs) even after resolution of seizures may be unnecessary, as shown in a prospective, comparative effectiveness study.

ASM use may be stopped right after resolution of acute provoked neonatal seizures

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Preworkout dietary supplement use in young people linked to shorter sleep

01 Apr 2026

Adolescents and young adults who use preworkout dietary supplements are sleeping an average of not more than 5 h every night, as shown in a study.

Preworkout dietary supplement use in young people linked to shorter sleep

01 Apr 2026

BP-lowering via RAAS inhibition delivers better outcomes in paediatric CKD

31 Mar 2026 by

In the management of hypertension in paediatric chronic kidney disease (CKD), renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system inhibition (RAASi) is associated with better kidney function preservation and blood pressure control compared with calcium channel blockade, according to a real-world comparative-effectiveness study.

BP-lowering via RAAS inhibition delivers better outcomes in paediatric CKD

31 Mar 2026

Mirabegron a potentially safer alternative to solifenacin for paediatric OAB

28 Mar 2026 by

In the treatment of overactive bladder (OAB) in children, mirabegron demonstrates efficacy similar to that of solifenacin but has a better safety profile, according to a meta-analysis presented at the annual EAU Congress.

Mirabegron a potentially safer alternative to solifenacin for paediatric OAB

28 Mar 2026

What is the optimal MPA dosing to prevent relapse in paediatric nephrotic syndrome?

26 Mar 2026

A study suggests maintaining mycophenolic acid (MPA) area under the concentration‒time curve (AUC0‒12h) ≥31.51 μg/h/mL to significantly lower the risk of relapse in paediatric patients with nephrotic syndrome (NS).

What is the optimal MPA dosing to prevent relapse in paediatric nephrotic syndrome?

26 Mar 2026

RRV predicts differential renal function in children with vesicoureteral reflux

25 Mar 2026

Relative renal volume (RRV) by ultrasound demonstrates accurate prediction of differential renal function in children with unilateral primary vesicoureteral reflux, reports a study.

RRV predicts differential renal function in children with vesicoureteral reflux

25 Mar 2026

Academic pressure contributes to depression in teens

25 Mar 2026

Academic pressure may be putting adolescents at risk of depressive symptoms and, possibly, self-harm, according to new research.

Academic pressure contributes to depression in teens

25 Mar 2026

Early-life UPF intake tied to adverse behavioural outcomes in preschoolers

24 Mar 2026 by

High consumption of ultraprocessed food (UPF) during early childhood is associated with adverse behavioural and emotional symptoms among preschool-aged children, according to a recent study.

Early-life UPF intake tied to adverse behavioural outcomes in preschoolers

24 Mar 2026

Less is more in relieving musculoskeletal pain in children

23 Mar 2026 by

In children with acute nonoperative musculoskeletal injury, treatment with ibuprofen alone appears adequate for relieving pain, with the addition of acetaminophen or hydromorphone yielding no additional analgesic effect, as shown in two No OUCH randomized clinical trials.

Less is more in relieving musculoskeletal pain in children

23 Mar 2026

Novel antisense oligonucleotide shows disease-modifying potential in Dravet syndrome

21 Mar 2026 by

In children with Dravet syndrome, treatment with the investigational antisense oligonucleotide zorevunersen appears safe and efficacious, with seizure frequency reductions of up to 90 percent and improvements in nonseizure symptoms, according to two phase 1–2a studies (MONARCH and ADMIRAL) and the corresponding open-label extension studies (SWALLOWTAIL and LONGWING).

Novel antisense oligonucleotide shows disease-modifying potential in Dravet syndrome

21 Mar 2026

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ASM use may be stopped right after resolution of acute provoked neonatal seizures

ASM use may be stopped right after resolution of acute provoked neonatal seizures

Preworkout dietary supplement use in young people linked to shorter sleep

Preworkout dietary supplement use in young people linked to shorter sleep

BP-lowering via RAAS inhibition delivers better outcomes in paediatric CKD

BP-lowering via RAAS inhibition delivers better outcomes in paediatric CKD

Mirabegron a potentially safer alternative to solifenacin for paediatric OAB

Mirabegron a potentially safer alternative to solifenacin for paediatric OAB

What is the optimal MPA dosing to prevent relapse in paediatric nephrotic syndrome?

What is the optimal MPA dosing to prevent relapse in paediatric nephrotic syndrome?

RRV predicts differential renal function in children with vesicoureteral reflux

RRV predicts differential renal function in children with vesicoureteral reflux

Academic pressure contributes to depression in teens

Academic pressure contributes to depression in teens

Early-life UPF intake tied to adverse behavioural outcomes in preschoolers

Early-life UPF intake tied to adverse behavioural outcomes in preschoolers

Less is more in relieving musculoskeletal pain in children

Less is more in relieving musculoskeletal pain in children

Novel antisense oligonucleotide shows disease-modifying potential in Dravet syndrome

Novel antisense oligonucleotide shows disease-modifying potential in Dravet syndrome