Of these, 1,195 (30%) were randomly selected for influenza testing, and 1,157 duplicate specimens (97%) were collected from 989 children and tested by both rapid test and RT-PCR, while 38 children received a rapid test only (Figure 1).
Sodium nitroprusside, a potent arterial vasodilator commonly used in children, has a rapid onset and offset [ 3].
In 1993, Assicot and coworkers [ 17] demonstrated that serum PCT concentration was a marker of infectious states of bacterial origin in children, exhibiting a rapid decrease following antibiotic treatment.
Our study therefore highlights the unique challenge faced by school-aged children in Pakistan: a rapid increase in the proportion of children with overnutrition in the presence of a persistently high burden of undernutrition.
The way we parent our children is undergoing a rapid and profound transformation.
Conclusion: We conclude that acoustic rhinometry is well tolerated by children, and is a rapid and noninvasive method.
By bringing together open talk with the parents and games aimed at finding a "self" in the children, she achieved a rapid improvement in language development and a diminution of autistic features.
The GABRIEL study was designed to investigate this hypothesis in a large population of European children, calling for a rapid alternative to classical culture techniques to determine bacteriological properties of milk samples.
If schools could be built and children educated at a rapid clip in all fast-growing countries, the global population in 2050 would hit 8.8 billion, the demographers projected.
"What would have taken scientists three weeks to do manually can be done in three days of genetic testing using the robot, helping children to receive a rapid, accurate diagnosis and access the treatment they need as soon as possible".
