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Archive: Pediatricians Mmay Skip Kids' Blood Pressure Checks
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Archive: Talking Philanthropy with Marc Benioff
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Archive: Are ADHD Medications Overprescribed?
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Archive: Early Music Lessons Have Longtime Benefits
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Archive: Children's Hospital Oakland Eyes Challenges, Opportunities as It Turns 100
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Archive: Scientists Map Genetic 'Blueprint' of Heart
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Archive: Bay Area Milk Bank Facing Increased Demand
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Archive: Early Music Lessons Have Longtime Benefits
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Archive: California Researchers Create Apps for Health Studies
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Archive: Pure, White, and Out of Print: How a Sugar Screed Became a Rare Collectible
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Archive: Pediatricians Decide Boys Are Better Off Circumcised Than Not
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Archive: Teens View Oral Sex as Less Risky
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Archive: Magnet Trial an Attractive Option for Kids with Sunken Chest
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Archive: JARDINE: Children's Hospital Receives a Gift that Rocks
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Archive: Helping Kids Describe Cancer Symptoms Through Cartoons and Digital Technology
<p>Preliminary results of a recent study by Christina Baggott, a trained oncology nurse, found that children with cancer were significantly more likely to weigh in on their symptoms when using a kid-friendly touch-screen computer assessment tool, than the standard written checklist.</p>
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Archive: Children's Cholesterol Improving Slightly
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Archive: UCSF Neuro-Intensive Care Nursery Reaches Milestone
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Archive: Magnets May Pull Kids with Sunken Chests Out of Operating Room
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Archive: Brains of Teens Who Smoke Cigarettes Reveal Early Signs of Addiction
<p><span>The brains of adolescents who smoke as little as two cigarettes a day respond to images of smoking as do the brains of heavily addicted adult smokers: with pleasure.</span></p>
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Archive: Child's Illness Fuels Search for Early-life Epilepsy Diagnostics
<p>When Ramon Birnbaum, <abbr title="Doctor of Philosophy">PhD</abbr>, came to <abbr title="University of California, San Francisco">UCSF</abbr> three years ago to do his postdoctoral work on the role of genetic regulation in human disease in the lab of School of Pharmacy faculty member Nadav Ahituv, <abbr title="Doctor of Philosophy">PhD</abbr>, epilepsy was barely on his radar.</p>
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Archive: Doctors Dispute Cholesterol Testing for Kids
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Archive: Should All U.S. Children Get a Cholesterol Blood Test?
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Archive: Kids' Cholesterol Tests: Doctors At Odds Over Test Guidance
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Archive: Cravings Could Be Defeated with Two Little Words
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Archive: For Tiniest Patients, Fetal Surgery Delivers Big Results
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Archive: Valley Boy Finds Bone Marrow Match
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Archive: 5-Year-Old Girl Thriving after In-Utero Surgery to Remove Tumor
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Archive: Kids With Chest Wall Deformities Get Comprehensive Care at Clinic
<p>Children with sunken chest disorder are being treated with a new groundbreaking procedure using a device invented by a group of physicians, engineers, scientists and others.</p>
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Archive: A Calorie, Is a Calorie, Is a Calorie -- Or Is It?