Stuart Young

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Hypnosis for exercise-induced asthma
Ben-Zvi, Z., Spohn, W. A., Young, S. H. & Kattan, M., 1982, In: American Review of Respiratory Disease. 125, 4 I, p. 392-395 4 p.
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Hypnotherapy for exercise induced asthma
Ben-Zvi, Z., Spohn, W. A., Young, S. & Kattan, M., 1981, In: American Review of Respiratory Disease. 123, 4 II, p. 85 1 p.
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DR. LEONARD BARRY SMITH SELECTED FOR IAOTP’S PRESIDENTIAL AWARD IN PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY
Young, S.
8/11/24
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Study Findings on Neuroscience Described by Researchers at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine (Recent anti-infective exposure as a risk factor for first episode of suicidal thoughts and/or behaviors in pediatric patients)
Stuart Young
13/03/24
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Researchers at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Have Published New Data on COVID-19 (COVID-19 and mental health risks in children: A role for biomarkers of inflammation, stress and the gut-brain axis)
Stuart Young
7/12/23
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External validation of the modified sepsis renal angina index for prediction of severe acute kidney injury in children with septic shock
Young, S.
28/11/23
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Memorial Sloan Kettering names head of pediatric solid tumor division
Young, S.
12/08/23
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Stuart Young

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Hypnosis for exercise-induced asthma

Hypnotherapy for exercise induced asthma

Press/Media

DR. LEONARD BARRY SMITH SELECTED FOR IAOTP’S PRESIDENTIAL AWARD IN PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY

Study Findings on Neuroscience Described by Researchers at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine (Recent anti-infective exposure as a risk factor for first episode of suicidal thoughts and/or behaviors in pediatric patients)

Researchers at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Have Published New Data on COVID-19 (COVID-19 and mental health risks in children: A role for biomarkers of inflammation, stress and the gut-brain axis)

External validation of the modified sepsis renal angina index for prediction of severe acute kidney injury in children with septic shock

Memorial Sloan Kettering names head of pediatric solid tumor division