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About Conference
2nd Edition of Academic Meet on Pediatrics during October 17-19, 2019 at Orlando, USA is an unique platform to share the knowledge on current research. The main aim of Pediatric Healthcare 2019 is to discuss the recent approaches/advancements and challenges faced in relevant to child healthcare and medicine. This is your best chance to achieve the biggest collection of members from the Pediatrics people group. Incredibly famous speakers, the latest strategies, advancements, and the most current updates in the field of Pediatrics are signs of this gathering
INNOVINC INTERNATIONAL is overwhelmed to announce the commencement of “2nd Edition of Academic meet on Pediatrics (AMP-2019)” during October 17-19, 2019 in Orlando,USA focussing on theme of “Exploring Knowledge Translation & Innovations in Pediatrics”.
Attended by 120 participants from 40 countries, the 1st Annual Meeting in Rome offered more than 80 abstract presenters a stage to publish their latest research results. Thus, AMP-2019 is a great opportunity to meet colleagues in your field from around the world and provides a unique platform to exchange new ideas and discuss the latest developments in these fields. In 2019, the scientific programme will once again include a wide range of sessions and symposia, a clinical track as well as the popular inoovations in the feild of pediatrics zone.
Latest News
Impact of early home environment on heritability of BMI in children
The pathogenesis of obesity is complex, with contributions from genetic, environmental, and psychosocial factors. In a study of 1850 twin pairs (one-third monozygotic), the heritability of body mass index at four years of age was greater among children living in home environments at high obesogenic risk, based upon food, activity, and media exposures during early childhood, compared with those living in healthier environments (86 versus 39 percent, respectively) [2]. These findings suggest that a healthy home environment during early childhood may attenuate the effect of a genetic predisposition to obesity.
Cannabis use in adolescents and risk of depression and suicidality
Cannabis is the most widely used illicit drug among adolescents, and it has been reported to be associated with some negative consequences. In a metaanalysis of 11 prospective longitudinal studies (more than 23,000 adolescents) examining the association between adolescent cannabis use and the risk of developing a mood disorder or suicidality as a young adult, there was a significant association between cannabis use and increased risks of depression, suicidal ideation, and suicide attempt (but not anxiety) [3]. Additional research evaluating the potential adverse effects of cannabis use in adolescents is needed.
Maternal smoking and risk of sudden unexpected infant death
In addition to the known hazards of maternal smoking on pregnancy outcome, smoking is a modifiable risk factor for sudden unexpected infant death (SUID, infant death <1 year of age). In a United States birth cohort study, even smoking just one cigarette daily throughout pregnancy doubled the risk for SUID [5]. Moreover, women who reduced or quit smoking during pregnancy cut the SUID risk by 12 and 20 percent, respectively. This study provides additional support for our practice of asking all women about smoking habits and offering smoking cessation treatments regardless of pregnancy status.
Scientific Sessions
Target Audience
Pediatrics Researchers
Researchers in academia, Industry, and the Non-profit sector
Graduate students and Postdoctoral Researchers
Industry Professionals
Media and Policy Makers
Why to attend ?
- To Meet renowned speakers, world's leading CEO's, Directors, decision and policy makers.
- To know about the ongoing research projects for Pediatrics
- To keep abreast of all advances in Pediatrics research
- Chance to collaborate research organizations with industries
- To share the research ideas and implement them
- Best opportunity to reach the largest assemblage of participants from Pediatrics community
- New contacts to enhance the business opportunities
Registration
799
Speaker (Academic) Registration
- Access to main conference sessions, exhibits, poster sessions and round table discussions
- Handbook & Conference Kit
- Tea / Coffee breaks, lunch during the conference days
- Certificate of Presentation
Register
899
Delegate Registration
- Access to main conference sessions, exhibits, poster sessions and round table discussions
- Handbook & Conference Kit
- Tea / Coffee breaks and lunch
- Certificate of Participation
Register
449
Student/Poster Presentation Registration
- Access to main conference sessions
- Give poster presentation
- Handbook & Conference Kit
- Tea / Coffee break and lunch
- Certificate of Presentation
- Interaction with keynote speakers & OCM
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Featured Speakers
Massive Transfusions in Pediatric Patients
Dr. Daniel Noland
UTSW/Children’s Health Dallas, USA
Pediatrics
Identifying Patterns of Emotional and Behavioural Problems in Preschool children - Facilitating Early Detection
Dr. Berit Gustafsson
Linköping University, Sweden
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Isometric maximal force tests and cardiovascular responses in adolescents with Down syndrome
