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Childhood nutrition (paediatrics)

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  • No evidence that introduction of allergenic foods prior to 6 months of age increases reports of wheeze or eczema in young childhood

    • S Hasan Arshad
    Evid. Based Nurs.  2012;  doi:10.1136/ebnurs-2011-100449

  • UK survey finds that 69% of a sample of teenage schoolgirls have some degree of iodine deficiency

    • Steven Boyages
    Evid. Based Nurs.  2012;15:47-48  doi:10.1136/EBN-2011-100208

  • UK survey finds that 69% of a sample of teenage schoolgirls have some degree of iodine deficiency

    • Steven Boyages
    Evid. Based Nurs.  2011;  doi:10.1136/EBN-2011-100208

  • Primary care screening and brief counselling for overweight or mildly obese children does not improve BMI, nutrition or physical activity

    • Fiona Milligan
    Evid. Based Nurs.  2011;13:8-9  doi:10.1136/ebn1006

  • Little evidence from randomised controlled trials regarding effects of routine health promotion interventions for pregnant women

    • Mary M Aruda
    Evid. Based Nurs.  2011;13:20-21  doi:10.1136/ebn1028

  • Child-centred physical activity programme and parent-centred dietary programme alone or combined lead to sustainable reductions in BMI in 5–10-year-olds: diet alone or diet plus activity programmes seemed most effective

    • Thomas Reinehr
    Evid. Based Nurs.  2011;14:12-13  doi:10.1136/ebn1124

  • Almost a fifth of children admitted to Dutch hospitals have acute or chronic malnutrition; risk factors include underlying disease and non-white ethnicity

    Evid. Based Nurs.  2011;13:81-82  doi:10.1136/ebn1074
  • Treatment:

    Review: insufficient evidence exists for oral nutritional supplements as aids for recovery in treated active tuberculosis

    • M Kay Libbus
    Evid. Based Nurs.  2009;12:75  doi:10.1136/ebn.12.3.75
  • Qualitative:

    People who were obese tried diets but felt they needed ongoing support to empower them to make lifestyle changes

    • Kathy Shadle James
    Evid. Based Nurs.  2009;12:92  doi:10.1136/ebn.12.3.92
  • Treatment:

    Continuous glucose monitoring improved glycaemic control in pregnant women with diabetes and reduced infant macrosomia

    • Beverley O'Brien
    Evid. Based Nurs.  2009;12:43  doi:10.1136/ebn.12.2.43
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