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Contents: Volume 24, Issue 3   [Index by Author]         NEWS AND FEATURES        HEALTH BRIEFS        WASHINGTON REPORT        VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES        LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT        VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES        FOCUS ON SUBSPECIALTIES        SECOND OPINIONS        PEDIATRICIANS AND THE LAW        CODING CORNER        AAP ABROAD        CHAPTER VIEWS AND NEWS        FOR YOUR INFORMATION        FOR YOUR BENEFIT        CME        HEALTH ALERTS        FELLOWS IN THE NEWS        IN MEMORIAM        SEEN & HEARD

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NEWS AND FEATURES:

Dr. Alden selected as Academy’s executive director/CEO
AAP News 2004 24: 107. [Full Text] [PDF]  

Dr. Orenstein retires from NIP: Immunization program achieved highest vaccination rates under his watch
AAP News 2004 24: 107. [Full Text] [PDF]  

Shortage of PCV7 results in recommendation to suspend booster dose
AAP News 2004 24: 107. [Full Text] [PDF]  

Influenza strain selection, supply estimates based on extensive analysis
AAP News 2004 24: 107. [Full Text] [PDF]  

Understanding varicella: Breakthrough chickenpox expected in some vaccinated children, but rates of severe disease, deaths have declined dramatically since vaccine introduced in U.S.
AAP News 2004 24: 116. [Full Text] [PDF]  

Migraines often a missed diagnosis in children
AAP News 2004 24: 122. [Full Text] [PDF]  

This month in Pediatrics
AAP News 2004 24: 123. [Full Text] [PDF]  

Suffering in silence: Many children with selective mutism go undiagnosed and don’t get needed treatment
AAP News 2004 24: 126. [Full Text] [PDF]  

Take note of 7 habits of highly effective e-mail users
AAP News 2004 24: 129. [Full Text] [PDF]  

‘Constant companion’: Personal digital assistants touted as invaluable medical tool
AAP News 2004 24: 131. [Full Text] [PDF]  

Meeting of the minds: Peds-21 symposium predicts scientific, cultural developments will shape future
AAP News 2004 24: 134. [Full Text] [PDF]  

Update on HIPAA rules, meeting compliance deadlines
AAP News 2004 24: 136. [Full Text]  

Elections under way for Section Executive Committee members
AAP News 2004 24: 149. [Full Text]  

Suspend 3rd and 4th doses of PCV7 for healthy kids
AAP News 2004 24: 2004120. [Full Text]  

AOM guideline addresses use of antibiotics and analgesics
AAP News 2004 e2004122v1. [Full Text]  

Pediatrics and primary care display strong performance in 2004 resident match
AAP News 2004 24: 2004123. [Full Text]  

AAP, FDA urge label changes for antidepressants
AAP News 2004 24: 2004124. [Full Text]  

HEALTH BRIEFS:

Gun safety programs ineffective
AAP News 2004 24: 108. [Full Text] [PDF]  

Bat bite proves fatal
AAP News 2004 24: 108. [Full Text] [PDF]  

Echinacea does not improve cold symptoms
AAP News 2004 24: 108. [Full Text] [PDF]  

WASHINGTON REPORT:

Report on the uninsured spurs more AAP action on MediKids
AAP News 2004 24: 110. [Full Text] [PDF]  

New substance abuse prevention resources available
AAP News 2004 24: 110. [Full Text] [PDF]  

Academy advocates for public health funding
AAP News 2004 24: 111. [Full Text] [PDF]  

Cover the Uninsured Week needs pediatricians’ help
AAP News 2004 24: 111. [Full Text] [PDF]  

VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES:

How can the Academy lobby for increased remuneration for pediatricians’ services without appearing to be self-serving?
AAP News 2004 24: 113. [Full Text] [PDF]  

How can the Academy lobby for increased remuneration for pediatricians’ services without appearing to be self-serving?
AAP News 2004 24: 113. [Full Text] [PDF]  

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT:

Children’s health issues should be prominent in this election year
AAP News 2004 24: 112. [Full Text] [PDF]  

VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES:

How can the Academy lobby for increased remuneration for pediatricians’ services without appearing to be self-serving?
AAP News 2004 24: 113. [Full Text] [PDF]  

How can the Academy lobby for increased remuneration for pediatricians’ services without appearing to be self-serving?
AAP News 2004 24: 113. [Full Text] [PDF]  

FOCUS ON SUBSPECIALTIES:

Management of infants with ambiguous genitalia reassessed
AAP News 2004 24: 119. [Full Text] [PDF]  

Section working to spark interest, funding in urology research
AAP News 2004 24: 119. [Full Text] [PDF]  

Physical activity should be promoted at every well-child visit
AAP News 2004 24: 120. [Full Text] [PDF]  

Reduce childhood exposure to low-dose radiation during CT
AAP News 2004 24: 120. [Full Text] [PDF]  

When decay strikes, repair baby teeth to avoid adverse consequences
AAP News 2004 24: 124. [Full Text] [PDF]  

SECOND OPINIONS:

Keep AAP, AARP interests separate
AAP News 2004 24: 140. [Full Text] [PDF]  

PEDIATRICIANS AND THE LAW:

Surviving an OSHA inspection takes planning, organization
AAP News 2004 24: 128. [Full Text] [PDF]  

CODING CORNER:

AAP News 2004 24: 142. [Full Text] [PDF]  

AAP ABROAD:

Pediatric reference books collected for developing countries
AAP News 2004 24: 124. [Full Text] [PDF]  

CHAPTER VIEWS AND NEWS:

Survey: Advocacy is cornerstone of AAP chapters’ focus
AAP News 2004 24: 148. [Full Text] [PDF]  

FOR YOUR INFORMATION:

AAP News 2004 24: 137. [Full Text]  

FOR YOUR BENEFIT:

Academy fosters collaboration on local, national initiatives
AAP News 2004 24: 145. [Full Text]  

CME:

PERINATAL PRACTICE STRATEGIES — SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ.
AAP News 2004 24: 153. [Full Text]  

HEALTH ALERTS:

AAP News 2004 24: 138. [Full Text] [PDF]  

FELLOWS IN THE NEWS:

AAP News 2004 24: 146. [Full Text]  

IN MEMORIAM:

Dr. Deitch was advocate of low-income and out-of-home care issues
AAP News 2004 24: 150. [Full Text] [PDF]  

Congenital heart disease pioneer Dr. Kaplan dies at 81
AAP News 2004 24: 150. [Full Text]  

Dr. Weiss was ‘founding father’ of uniformed services chapter
AAP News 2004 24: 150. [Full Text]  

Capt. Kangaroo dedicated career to kids
AAP News 2004 24: 150. [Full Text]  

AAP News 2004 24: 152. [Full Text] [PDF]  

SEEN & HEARD:

AAP News 2004 24: 145. [Full Text]  

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