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Helen Nightingale

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Author: Helen Nightingale

Helen is a paediatric registrar in London and in training to become a general paediatrician. She loves words and her favourite piece of medical terminology is "gubernaculum."

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Written on 03/06/2020
, Last updated 08/02/2023

Was it a cracking uppercut, or just a fall to the floor?

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Chest compressions in traumatic cardiac arrest

The missing link? Children and transmission of SARS-CoV-2

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Urticaria

The fidget spinner craze

Parenteral Nutrition

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