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em cell mobilization. It can also be assumed that the GDP mobilization regimen may be more effective, especially in patients with early-stage disease and in HL patients.Pediatric chronic pain is an increasingly recognized condition in children and adolescents. Daidzein in vivo Current treatment is based on the bio-psycho-social model of chronic pain an interprofessional and integrative team will help the young patient and his environment, in order to find a balance between physical, psychological and social impacts. This article focuses on different treatment approaches for pediatric chronic pain in the outpatient and inpatient setting.Limiting antibiotic use is urgent due to increasing antibiotic resistance and the long-term implications of a disturbed microbiome. Data on antibiotic use of physicians integrating conventional and complementary medicine show that a significant reduction of antibiotic use in primary care is possible. In the setting of non-complicated infections in out-patient medicine, open dialogue with the patient, recognizing the importance of fever and reducing antipyretic use are general measures that can help reduce patients' concerns, and increase their trust in a well-functioning immune system and a treatment approach without antibiotics. Accumulating evidence suggests that complementary medicine strategies are useful in the management of common infections without antibiotics.Mindfulness based interventions (MBI) are widely available to adults. Programs are also offered to children and adolescents. Interventions in school and clinical settings are increasingly being published in scientific literature. In the school context, the effects are promising on psychological health, such as stress, anxiety, depression or externalized behaviours, and on executive functions, attention, and socio-emotional skills. In the clinical context, MBI has a particular effect on stress/anxiety and depression as well as on the key symptoms of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. These results are very encouraging, but all meta-analyses and literature reviews nevertheless emphasize the need for studies with robust methodology before proposing MBI on a large scale for this population.This article provides an overview of the integrative medicine approach in pediatric oncology that combines conventional medicine with complementary therapies. As a practice example, the division of pediatric oncology from the Children's Hospital St. Gallen describes their use and experience of two different methods of integrative medicine on a daily basis. However, this review article also shows the lack of studies dedicated to integrative medicine in pediatric oncology, particularly regarding efficacy and safety of the different applications.Based on evidence and experience, pediatric integrative medicine uses conventional and complementary therapies in an interprofessional approach to optimally support health and development of children and adolescents. Switzerland has a high standard of child health care including complementary medicine. Many pediatricians and family physicians offer an integrative approach to their patients based on additional trainings in complementary medicine, which ensures a full and competent medical care. The Swiss Interest Group for Integrative Pediatrics of the Swiss Society of Pediatrics deals with all questions relating to complementary and integrative medicine in pediatrics including the organization of training events and the coordination of research projects.SARS-CoV-2 appeared in Switzerland in February 2020 and reached Neuchâtel in March. During 2 months, 43 patients were admitted in the intensive care unit. 55% of ICU admitted patients received mechanical ventilation, 66% of which in prone position. All patients were treated with hydroxychloroquine. The majority of patients received antiretrovirals. One patient was treated with remdesivir. Near half the patients were treated with tocilizumab. One patient received a convalescent plasma obtained from patients who had recovered from COVID-19. The mortality rate was 17%. These results are in line with those from university intensive care units in Switzerland.Rhabdomyolysis is defined by myalgia, potentially painful myoedema and muscular weakness due to death of muscular fiber in the striated muscle. Frequent etiologies include physical effort, intoxication (alcohol, drugs and medication) and physical trauma. Depletion of myocyte' s adenosine triphosate (ATP) leads to an increase in intracellular calcium and myocyte death. Diagnosis relies on creatine kinase (CK) levels. The clinical spectrum of rhabdomyolysis includes an asymptomatic increased amount of CK as well as severe, life threatening complications such as acute renal failure and electrolyte disorders. Treatment is based on prevention and addressing complications.Immune checkpoint inhibitors have radically changed oncology by significantly improving prognosis and survival of many patients, even at an advanced or metastatic stage. Some patients undergoing immunotherapy develop adverse immune-related events, presenting a toxicity spectrum that can affect any organ, separately or simultaneously, with different intensities depending on the treatment used and patient characteristics. We hereby suggest a diagnostic and therapeutic approach that any internist, general practitioner or emergency doctor should have facing digestive, cardiac and pulmonary toxicities.As a result of advances in pharmacogenomics (PGx), the paradigm that a single dose of a drug is extrapolated to an entire population is set to change. Personalising drug prescriptions according to individual genomic determinants would make it possible to increase the effectiveness and tolerance of treatments. In Switzerland, any doctor can prescribe validated PGx tests for five actionable drugs abacavir, carbamazepine, thiopurines [azathioprine], fluoropyrimidines [5-FU, capecitabine] and irinotecan. Such an approach presupposes that PGx data are shared with trained clinicians and that prescribing aids can guide them.Is it worth improving the effectiveness of a treatment by modulating the prescription schedule? Data show that the preferred administration timing depends on biological rhythms. Taking this into consideration can improve efficiency or reduce side effects. Food also plays a role. However, for most medications, setting a schedule that is too strict in relation to meals may not be clinically relevant and can lead to « therapeutic weariness ». To ensure effectiveness, tolerance and economy of a treatment, it is more important to ask patients about their habits and to define with them the best schedule.
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