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Fever-Causing Diseases with Geographic Area and Incubation Periods

Diseases Geographic Area  Usual Incubation Period  Incubation Period (Range)  Bartonellosis  South America - - Chikungunya  Caribbean, Central America, South America, South-Central...

Autonomic Dysreflexia Signs/Symptoms and Treatment

What to Look For (Signs & Symptoms):  Hypertension (higher than the individual’s baseline) Bradycardia or tachycardia Tachypnea Red or flushed face Sweating above the level of injury Severe...

Adulting 101: Teaching kids about money

Talking to kids about money can be tricky. But learning how money works is important and it’s best to start early. When kids understand saving, spending and earning, they’re more ready for real...

Family meetings: A simple way to stay connected

Life gets busy. Between school, sports, work and everything else, it’s easy for families to feel out of sync. That’s where family meetings come in! We talked to a few families in our community to learn how...

Severe Delayed Reactions

Penicillin Adverse Drug Reactions: Severe Delayed Reactions Severe cutaneous adverse drug reaction (SCARS) Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS) Toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN) Drug reaction with eosinophilia...

Alternative Antibiotics for Patients with Penicillin Allergy

Note: While guidance is provided regarding available alternatives, specific choice of antibiotic should be based on clinical judgment and previous history of antibiotic use. (X) Risk of cross-reactivity due...

Parenting in the age of AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept; it is a part of our daily lives. Whether it is the voice that answers your questions on a smart speaker or the app that recommends your next...

Emergency preparedness tips every family should know

Most parents don’t want to consider worst case scenarios. Thinking of your family encountering a natural disaster, fire or the like is scary, but a little preparation can ease worries and help make sure...

September 2025

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Conversation Recommendations For HINE and Cerebral Palsy Diagnosis for Caregivers

Link to PDF of conversation recommendations and scripting These pathways do not establish a standard of care to be followed in every case. It is recognized that each case is different, and those...

Emerging Principal Investigators: Dr. Ana Cohen

Originally from Portugal, Dr. Ana Cohen moved to the U.S. in 2017 and joined Children’s Mercy in 2020, now serving as Assistant Director of Molecular Genetics and Assistant Professor of Pathology at...

Why free play is so important for your child

Kids love to play — and that’s a good thing! Play isn’t just fun, it helps children grow strong, think better and feel happier. One of the best kinds of play is called free play. It’s simple, fun and super...

Helping your child balance extracurricular activities

Kids today are busier than ever. Sports, music, clubs and more — there are so many great things to try. But how do you know when it’s too much? Keep reading to learn what to look for and how to have...

August 2025

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ECMO Management During Neurosurgical Procedure or Operation

Pre-procedure circuit considerations: Maintain venous flow as high as possible (at least > 500 mL) Maintain flow rate as high as possible (at least > 60 mL/kg/min) Have a clear primed circuit available...

Intracranial Hemorrhage on ECMO Neuromonitoring and Neuroprotection

Neuromonitoring Techniques to aid in the early recognition of worsening neurological function Neurological examination A comprehensive neurological examination, including assessment of pupillary reactions...

Home Systemic Steroid Plan

If dexamethasone was administered, this may be adequate systemic steroid for the patient's asthma exacerbation. A second dose for home can be considered, but not strongly supported by evidence. If...

10 Years of Clinical Whole Genome Sequencing at Children’s Mercy

Since its beginning, the CGGL has been part of hundreds of international collaborations and publications that further the field of genomics — and offer hope for kids everywhere.  ...

Dr. Kate Kyler Receives NIH Grant to Study Role of Obesity in How Asthma Medicine Works

The goal of this study is to find out how having obesity affects how asthma medicine works in the body. To do this, Dr. Kyler and her team are comparing how the medicine moves through and affects the bodies...