NZ Child Health Research Review Issue 31
In this issue:
– The role of light exposure in infant circadian rhythm establishment
– Impact of exposure to phthalates on thyroid function
– Montelukast is not associated with neuropsychiatric adverse events in children
– Impact of children’s myopia on parental anxiety
– Efficacy of piracetam in children with breath holding spells
– Topical timolol for superficial infantile haemangioma
– Does prenatal and postnatal exposure to antibiotics increase the risk of type 1 diabetes?
– Increasing mental health admissions for young people in England
– Salbutamol safety in young children with acute wheeze
– Appendectomy vs antibiotics for acute appendicitis in children
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Dr Thorsten Stanley
Dr Thorsten Stanley was born in Sweden and moved to England as a schoolchild, learning English as a second language. He completed his medical training in Scotland at Edinburgh University and subsequently Glasgow. He has been a consultant paediatrician in Wellington since 1981 and was a senior lecturer at the Wellington School of Medicine University […]
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