Paediatrics

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  Med Open Press

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  February 2026

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MAY

• Paediatrics

Understanding Stunted Children: Chronic Growth Failure, Early-Life Risks, and Why It Matters Beyond Height

Stunting in children refers to impaired linear growth resulting from chronic undernutrition, repeated infection, and unfavorable early-life conditions. More than a matter of short stature, stunting reflects a broader process of biological and developmental disadvantage that can affect cognitive outcomes, school performance, and long-term health.

Febrile Seizures in Children: Common and Usually Benign, but Accurate Clinical Assessment Remains Essential

Febrile seizures are among the most common neurological events in early childhood and are generally associated with a favorable prognosis. Although most cases are simple and self-limited, careful clinical evaluation remains important to distinguish benign febrile seizures from central nervous system infection, epilepsy, or other serious underlying conditions.

11

MAY

• Paediatrics