Advances in Pediatric Research
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High Impact List of Articles

• “The origin of Alice in Wonderland Syndrome: Charles Dodgson and his attraction to small children”
  Stefan Bittmann

  Editorial: Advances in Pediatric Research

• Convention on the rights of the child: Academic exercise or prescription for a better world?
  Gerald Katzman

  Editorials: Advances in Pediatric Research

• Overweight and obesity in early childhood: A systematic review of individual, family, and peer risk factors
  Nadja Frate, Brigitte Jenull, Heather M. Foran

  Research Article: Advances in Pediatric Research

• “We don’t worry about diabetes that much”: A qualitative study exploring perceptions of physical activity among children with Type 1 Diabetes
  Helen Quirk, Cris Glazebrook, Rebecca Martin, Holly Blake

  Research Article: Advances in Pediatric Research

• Relationship between parental perception and concern for child weight and influence on obesogenic parenting practices
  Katheryn Swyden, Susan B. Sisson, Karina Lora, Ashley Weedn, Amanda Sheffield Morris, Beth DeGrace, Kristen A Copeland

  Research Article: Advances in Pediatric Research

• Does obesity among youth with chronic pain affect the way parents perceive their children’s pain?
  Kristen E. Jastrowski Mano, Kristie Bergmann, Jacquelyn Corvan, Steven J. Weisman, W. Hobart Davies, Keri R. Hainsworth

  Research Article: Advances in Pediatric Research

Conference Proceedings

• Effectiveness of asthma educational intervention in improving asthma knowledge and attitudes of parents/caregivers of asthmatic children
  Chhaya Akshay Divecha, Milind S Tullu and Devika Ulhasrao Jadhav

  Scientific Tracks Abstracts: Pediatrics & Therapeutics

• Respite for Parents of Children who require Complex Care
  Heather L MacDonald

  Keynote: Pediatrics & Therapeutics

• Mother and child health: New frontier of global strategy for global health for all
  Smita Mishra

  Keynote: Pediatrics & Therapeutics

• Introduction: Urinary retention in children is a rare occurrence. When it occurs, it is most times associated with a pelvic or spinal pathology other than a primary urinary tract disease. As Urology trainees we are often
  R Giulianelli, L Albanesi, B C Gentile, G Mirabile, G Rizzo and P Tariciotti

  Posters-Accepted Abstracts: Medical & Surgical Urology

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