Seminars in Pediatric Neurology 

TL;DR: This body of research emphasizes the importance of protecting the developing brain from ID, indicating that adverse effects can be prevented and/or reversed with iron earlier in development or before ID becomes severe or chronic.

TL;DR: Findings are discussed in relation to a model of sleep loss influencing prefrontal cortex including executive functions involved in the control of attention and emotions that results in tiredness, difficulties with focussed attention, low threshold to express negative affect, and difficulty modulating impulses and emotions.

TL;DR: This article defines family-centered service and outlines a conceptual framework of the premises and principles underlying this approach to service delivery, with a focus on community-based rehabilitation or health care services.

TL;DR: The ICF model offers many heretofore ignored "point of entry" for counselling and intervention with children and youth with cerebral palsy and provides many possibilities to explore research questions with a fresh approach.

TL;DR: This review promotes the concept that neonatal brain injury has serious and diverse effects on subsequent brain development, and that these effects likely are more important than simple tissue loss in determining neurologic outcome.