BAYLOR COLLEGE OF MEDICINE

Helicopter parenting, driven by anxiety, hampers child development by not allowing them to handle failure or interact independently. Dr. Laurel Williams advises parents to model handling letdowns, gradually increase child independence through dry runs, and engage in mature conversations to teach negotiation and risk understanding.

Tisagenlecleucel (Kymriah) is increasingly used in earlier lines of therapy for pediatric and young adult relapsed/refractory B-ALL, reducing HSCT use and high disease burden. Data from the CIBMTR registry show a decrease in late-line tisagenlecleucel use and high disease burden rates, with improved morphological CR rates and favorable long-term safety profiles.

Tisagenlecleucel use in relapsed/refractory B-ALL reduced HSCT use and high disease burden, with improved outcomes and safety profiles across age groups, according to 2024 SOHO data.

Signs your child may need glasses include frequent headaches, excessive eye rubbing, difficulty seeing at a distance, and behavioral issues. Early detection is crucial for preventing vision loss, with regular eye exams recommended from infancy. Dr. Christina Weng advises on proactive measures to maintain eye health and prevent myopia.