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Disordered eating in boys

Screening for eating disorders in boys and providing effective care require not only a familiarity with formal diagnostic criteria but also an appreciation of the wide spectrum of struggles that occur and an understanding of how these often-hidden issues are different in boys and young men than in girls.

Best new tech products for 2011

Even in turbulent economic times, there are many new exciting gadgets to present this year for physicians' consideration.

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Image Gently: Is overuse of CT in the emergency department harming our children?

With the ability to more accurately diagnose acute injuries in the emergency department, it is no wonder that the use of computed tomography scanning has increased over the past decades.

Intraocular lenses ease kids' problems

Monofocal IOLs provide good distance and near visual acuities of about 20/40 or better for pediatric patients when the targeted vision is within 1 D of emmetropia.