Levetiracetam: Effective Adjunct Epileptic Therapy in Kids ā MM1601
Epilepsy is a common chronic disorder that requires long-termĀ antiepileptic drug therapy. Approximately one half of patients failĀ the initial antiepileptic drug and about 35% are refractory to medicalĀ therapy, highlighting the continued need for more effective andĀ better tolerated drugs.
Modern Medicine ā JanuaryĀ 2016
Allergy Testing in Paediatric Atopic DermatitisĀ – MM1409
In a child with atopic dermatitis, parents and the treating doctorĀ may desire or need to consider the potential role of allergic triggers.Ā The role of allergens in atopic dermatitis and the available andĀ appropriate allergy testing methods are discussed in this article.
Modern Medicine āĀ SeptemberĀ 2014
Childhood Atopic DermatitisĀ – MM1311
Topical corticosteroids are the mainstay of management of atopicĀ dermatitis, the most common skin condition in children. When usedĀ appropriately under medical supervision, they are safe and haveĀ been shown not to cause cutaneous atrophy.
Modern Medicine ā November/December 2013
