New in Advance Access: Children reporting lower social status in school have higher BMI, body fat, and eating in the absence of hunger, but only if distressed by teasing. Teasing and low social status may affect children’s eating behaviors and adiposity.

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New in Advance Access: This study created empirically derived profiles and identified predictors of neurocognitive functioning subgroups among youth and young adults with sickle cell disease.

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New in Advance Access: #StudentJournalClub commentary from @taylor_dattilo on #transitionreadiness among #AYA with #Neurofibromatosistype1 and #PlexiformNeurofibromatosis

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New in Advance Access: This randomized controlled trial evaluated the efficacy and costs of a brief, group-delivered parenting intervention for families of children with eczema

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New in Advance Access: Automated insulin delivery systems may improve glycemia and reduce disease burden for youth #T1D . This study examined youth and parent perspectives after using the insulin-only iLet Bionic Pancreas (BP) during a 13-week trial.

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New in Advance Access: New study improves the clinical utility of the Maintain High Blood Glucose subscale of the Hypoglycemia Fear Surveys (HFS) by identifying clinically meaningful cut points associated with glycemic outcomes

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New in Advance Access: #StudentJournalClub commentary discusses the complex relationship between influences on self-management, knowledge, and the development of interventions to improve self-management and ultimately health outcomes

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New in Advance Access: Study aimed to identify the factor structure of the Illness Intrusiveness Scale for Parents and caregivers of children with differences of sex development #DSDP

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New in Advance Access: New study examined how mental health symptoms and baseline sleep characteristics predicted adherence to and initial success of a brief sleep extension research protocol in emerging adults.

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New in Advance Access: This study examined whether child routines moderated the effectiveness of a brief behavioral intervention to enhance sleep in school-aged children

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New Advance Access: Unmedicated youth with ADHD are at higher risk of overweight/obesity (OV/OB). Youth with ADHD also met fewer healthy lifestyle recommendations for sleep, physical activity, and media use compared to those without ADHD.

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New in Advance Access: #StudentJournalClub commentary discussed parent psychosocial challenges among families enrolled in an intensive interdisciplinary pain treatment (IIPT) program

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April Issue: This study examined the efficacy of an integrated behavioral health preventive (IBH-P) intervention delivered by psychologists to support parenting in low-income mothers of infants during well-child visits in the first 6 months of life

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April Issue: The Safe Peds program effectively teaches children skills to help them decide when to cross safely in a variety of traffic situations. This publication discusses implications for pedestrian injury.

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April Issue: This intervention significantly increased hazard awareness skills and knowledge of unsafe playground behaviors and significantly decreased children’s risk-taking behavioral intentions.

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April Issue: The m-Health version of “What Were We Thinking?” (m-WWWT) targeting maternal symptoms of postnatal depression and anxiety demonstrates feasibility and acceptability in this new publication

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April Issue: This topical review recommends intradisciplinary collaboration among uropsychologists, urology specialists, and patients/families to create formal standards of care, avenues for future research, and equitable access to uropsychology care

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April Issue: Findings from this study support the reduction of stressful events as a key proximal target of prevention programs for bereaved children

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2024 Society of Pediatric Psychology Annual Conference: What’s Next? Defining the Path Forward for Pediatric Psychology

Conference abstracts are available to read in our April Supplemental issue:
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