Archives of Disease in Childhood

Survey of healthcare professionals, families and those with lived experience, exploring methodologies for identifying multiple long-term conditions in childhood

Multiple long-term conditions (MLTC, previously referred to as multimorbidity) are defined as two or more chronic health ...
Archives of Disease in Childhood

Evolving landscape of paediatric sepsis: progress, gaps and the next generation of tools

Paediatric sepsis remains a major cause of childhood mortality worldwide, despite substantial changes in its epidemiology, ...
Archives of Disease in Childhood

Methanol poisoning: be aware

In all of Kirsty’s life, I never knew her to be afraid. We’ve been in some scary situations as a family: caught in a small ...
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Timing and incidence of health conditions recorded during childhood in White British and Pakistani British children: evidence from the Born in Bradford cohort

Objective To examine ethnic differences in the incidence and timing of recorded health conditions from birth to adolescence between White British and Pakistani British children. Design Longitudinal ...
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When blood is not enough: tissue sequencing confirms blue rubber bleb naevus syndrome in a child with recurrent anaemia

Blue rubber bleb naevus syndrome (BRBNS) is a rare disorder characterised by cutaneous and visceral venous malformations which may initially present as isolated cutaneous disease.1 We report a case in ...
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Permissive nocturnal hypoxaemia in bronchiolitis: a practical step towards modernising infant care

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The most common pathway in children’s hearing services

Although hearing services can tend to focus on babies or children with permanent (often sensorineural deafness affecting the inner ear), glue ear (a conductive hearing difference affecting the middle ...
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Preparing for systematic tuberculosis screening of children and young people in a low-incidence setting: who should we target?

England is close to losing its status as a low-endemic country for tuberculosis (TB).1 Scotland has seen a similar rise in TB prevalence and seems set to follow England unless urgent action is taken.2 ...
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Mind the gap: comparing clinician and caregiver interpretation of reattendance events to the Children’s Emergency Department

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Examining the whole-cell pertussis vaccine scare and its repercussions

In 1974, a paper published in Archives described a series of children who suffered serious acute and, usually long-term, neurological events after inoculation with the combined ...
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Dexamethasone for acute wheeze exacerbations in children: have the associated risks been fully considered?

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Beyond innovation: equity considerations in AI-driven paediatric education

We read with great interest the recently published article ‘AI-simulated clinical consultations: Assessing the potential of ChatGPT to support medical training’. The authors address a rapidly evolving ...