A cholesterol-lowering diet does not produce adverse psychological effects in children: three-year results from the dietary intervention study in children

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The authors discuss the results of a study of the psychological safety of a cholesterol-lowering diet in 8- to 10-year old children over a three-year period. No adverse effects in terms of academic function, psychological symptoms, or family function were discovered.

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Evaluation of a decision-making aid for parents regarding childhood immunizations

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An intervention study evaluates a decision making aid for parents considering childhood immunizations. The findings suggested that an antenatal decision aid might be beneficial in overcoming the problem of low immunization uptake.

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Comparative study of distraction versus topical anesthesia for pediatric pain management during immunizations

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A study comparing the use of distraction versus topical anesthesia or typical care as a means of reducing during the immunization of 39 fourth graders is discussed.

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