In this week’s episode, part of our recurring Journal Club series, we’re delving into groundbreaking research that reveals an increased risk of infection linked to a common medication used for stomach problems in both adults and kids. The article is from JAMA Pediatrics and titled “Proton Pump Inhibitor Use and Risk of Serious Infections in Young Children.” Find the full text of the article here.
These medications are commonly available over-the-counter and this often gives the impression to consumers and parents that they are “safer” than other options. I want to make sure you have the information you need when deciding what to use to help your child stay healthy.
🔬 In this episode, we’ll dissect:
- Study Breakdown: Understand how the research was conducted and what it means for families like yours.
- Nuances Explored: Uncover the intricacies within the findings, separating fact from fiction. Who is most at risk?
- Family and Patient Impact: Dr. Scott shares personal insights on what this means for his own family and the families he cares for.
Don’t miss this crucial discussion on medication risks. Tune in, subscribe, and let’s navigate the world of healthcare together! 🎧👨👩👧👦
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