This is a review of current literature of noninvasive treatments for pediatric complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS). There are a variety of noninvasive approaches to the treatment of pain, but few pediatric‐focused studies have been published in regard to CRPS. In comparison with adult CRPS, there is a greater need for behavioral approaches in children to enable coping with difficult symptoms. Current gaps in knowledge include mechanisms triggering CRPS, pediatric‐focused diagnostic criteria, validated tests that are diagnostically specific, definitive treatment protocols, age‐based medication recommendations, and validation of specific noninvasive treatments in pediatric populations. Intensive multidisciplinary treatment is supported by high recovery rates and a family‐centered approach that allows continuation of goals into the community environment.

10.1016/j.pmrj.2014.04.007

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Adolescent Pregnancy: A Webliography

Journal of Consumer Health on the Internet (2014)

Kimberly Brady

Although rates have declined since the early 1990s, adolescent pregnancy remains a public health concern in the United States. Adolescent pregnancy and childbirth have various adverse health, social, and economic effects on mother, father, and child. Comprehensive sex education including discussions of abstinence and birth control are effective in modifying sexual behaviors and opinions in adolescents. The web sites reviewed in this article are designed for use by the layperson and may be used by adolescents and their parents and educators to promote safe and healthy sexual relationships.

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Profiles in Science for Science Librarians: John Bennett Fenn

Science & Technology Libraries (2012)

Kimberly Brady Roy Brown Emily Johnson-Barlow S. Jones Margaret Henderson

“Don't ever try to be a scientist or engineer!” Had John Bennett Fenn listened to this advice given by his ninth-grade teacher, he might not have gone on to pursue a career in analytical chemistry that would culminate in the attainment of the Nobel Prize in 2002. Gathered from interviews, publication analyses, glowing tributes, and his reminiscences, this article outlines the academic and professional life of John Bennett Fenn from childhood through the end of his career in 2010.

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10.1080/0194262x.2012.648085

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