Hot Topics
Tuesday, May 6, 10:30 am - 12:30 pm
_____________________________________Childhood
Suicide*
Chair: David DeMaso
Children's Hospital, Boston
Discussion of antecedents of suicide in children
and adolescents, clinical presentations, and outcome.
The role of the pediatrican will be emphasized.
- David Brent, University of
Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Western
Psychiatric Institute & Clinic
Adolescent Suicide: Epidemiology and Risk
Factors
- Anthony Spirito, Brown University
School of Medicine
Follow-Up Outcome of Adolescent Suicide
Attempts Treated in General Hospitals
- David DeMaso, Children's Hospital,
Boston, Harvard Medical School
Acute Evaluation of the Suicidal Patient
Childhood Vaccines: Issues &
Controversies*
Chair: Gail J. Demmler
Baylor College of Medicine & Texas Children's
Hospital
Sponsored by an educational grant from Ross
Laboratories
The speakers and the audience will discuss current
issues and controversies in the area of childhood
vaccines. Topics to be covered include new
perspectives on old vaccines, such as inactivated
polio virus and pertussis vaccines, and new
developments in vaccine research, such as the nasally
administered influenza virus vaccine and the prospect
for a vaccine against congenital CMV disease.
- Samuel L. Katz, Duke University
Medical Center
IPV-OPV, IPV, OPV or No PV
- Kathryn M. Edwards, Vanderbilt
University Hospital Medical Center
Should Adolescents Routinely Receive
Acellular Pertussis Vaccine?
- Pedro A. Piedra, Baylor College of
Medicine
Will AFlu Drops@ Replace AFlu Shots@?
- Robert F. Pass, University of
Alabama at Birmingham
Should There Be a Vaccine Against Congenital
CMV Disease?
New Therapies For Diseases of the Newborn
Infant**
Chairs:
F. Sessions Cole, Washington University
William J. Keenan, St. Louis
University
Passive Immunization for the Prevention of
Respiratory Syncytial Virus Infection in High Risk
Infants
- Wayne M. Sullender, University of
Alabama at Birmingham
- Kenneth McIntosh, Harvard Medical
School
Novel Therapeutic Targets for Modulation Lung
Disease in Infancy
- Jeffrey A. Whitsett, University of
Cincinnati School of Medicine
- Peter A. Ward, University of
Michigan Medical School
New Nutritional Strategies for Newborn
Infants
- P.J.J. Sauer, Sophia Children's
Hospital, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
- Paul B. Pencharz, Hospital for Sick
Children
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* Sponsored jointly by the Pediatric
Academic Societies
** Sponsored jointly by the Pediatric Academic Societies
and American Academy of Pediatrics
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