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• Mariana Meneses & Sílvia Duarte Costa

Health, relationships and bonding between parents and infants are at risk when preterm babies need intensive care for extended periods, affecting child’s development and parental mental health. Pedro Hispano Hospital Neonatal

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• Lawrence Rhein

During a neonate’s stay in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), they will undergo many painful, but necessary, procedures to deliver treatment and to monitor physiological status. Many of these methods will involve skin breaks by a needle.

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• XDahui Mo

Tibial tubercle avulsion fractures in toddlers are uncommon. Accumulated information on clinical and epidemiological features of this fracture is important for clinical colleagues to deal with such fractures successfully.

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• Anna E Shawyer

Because of the centralization of medical services in Canada, patients must travel great distances for healthcare, which may jeopardise their health. We hypothesised that children who lived further away from a children’s hospital would be given and attend fewer follow-up appointments.

• Review Article
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• Jing Yao, Wei Wang and Fang Li

Neuroblastoma is a highly lethal childhood malignancy. Existing treatment modalities for advanced or recurring cases are restricted, and efficacy stays disappointing. A variety of targeted therapies for neuroblastoma have emerged as our knowledge of neuroblastoma’s molecular biology has improved and clinical trials of targeted drug therapy have progressed.

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• Wanlin Wu, Xinhong Zhang, Yiming Mo*

The severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) outbreak known as Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) first appeared and expanded quickly around the globe. As of February 29, 2020, there have been 79 389 COVID-19 cases recorded, and the outbreak is responsible for 2838 fatalities. The community as a whole is susceptible to the illness, and individual incubation times after infection vary.

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• Xinyao Zhu, Giexiong Sun*

One of the most prevalent issues in juvenile gastroenterology is functional constipation. The purpose of this research was to determine whether daily anal stimulation is helpful in treating infants with persistent functional constipation. (IFC). Our assessment was based on both clinical advancement and modifications to manometric measures over time.