Newborn presents with jitters and tremors after delivery
image description here A full-term male infant was born at 40.3 weeks gestational age via vaginal delivery to a 29-year-old single G6 P30204 mother with limited prenatal care (3 visits) and short interval pregnancy. The delivery was precipitous: Rupture of membranes was 3 hours in duration with clear fluid; no intrapartum medications were administered; and the infant’s Apgar scores were 9 and 9 at 1 and 5 minutes, respectively.

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image description here The editors of Contemporary Pediatrics invite you to submit review articles on pediatric diseases, conditions, and other topics of importance to community pediatricians. Please note that Contemporary Pediatrics does not accept original research papers. Contact catherine.radwan@mjhlifesciences.com for our guidelines.
 
Using a curriculum to reduce the stigma of mental illness
image description here More acceptance of mental disorders can increase the likelihood of seeing treatment. An investigation looks at whether a curriculum could reduce the stigma surrounding mental illness in school.

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