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This second session of the four-part program examines the foundation of jazz music - the rhythm section.
"We want to introduce the kids to the heart of jazz; the cool combination of drums, piano and bass forms the core of all jazz music", said program director Tony Gulizia. "Now we add in the saxophone and percussion to create a clean, cool sound they love."
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From Citizen Kane (1941) to his "mutilated masterpiece" follow-up The Magnificent Ambersons to The Trial (1962), the essayists in this collection will take you on a journey into the filmic realms and mind of the filmmaker whom many call genius.
Sunday, August 11 2013
I Am the One Who Knocks: The PopMatters' 'Breaking Bad' Companion
Our two-week-long Breaking Bad special section begins today. The show is a singular entity in the most-millennial television landscape, one that is heart-wrenching as it is funny, quirky as it is visceral. Let PopMatters show you every conceivable way that one can go out in the world and truly break bad.
Sunday, July 28 2013
Essential Performances 2013 Update: Musical/Comedy Edition
For this year's annual update, we are abiding by the weird and wacky Hollywood Foreign Press guidelines for this historically-debatable category of Musical or Comedy, which has often included some eyebrow-raising choices that range from appropriate, inspired nominees and winners to head-scratchers that sorta make sense and to the utterly perplexing.
Tuesday, July 2 2013
Aquarius Rotten: A Horde of Heavy Metal's Rowdiest Progenitors
The heavy rock superstars of the late '60s and early '70s who inspired and nurtured metal's burgeoning years are all well known. However, there are innumerable more obscure or unheralded groups that fortified the heavy metal machine too, and many are infinitely more interesting than their more famous brethren.
Sunday, June 16 2013
Performer Spotlight: The Women of '20 Feet from Stardom'
This week at PopMatters, we turn our patented "Spotlight" series on five of the incredible women featured in RADiUS-TWC's bombastic, moving new film 20 Feet from Stardom, which chronicles the lives and careers of some of the most underrated singers in modern music history.
Monday, January 7 2013
PopMatters Picks: The Best TV, Film, and DVD of 2012
It was the kind of year where the best inspired a near hyperbolic amount of praise, while the worst were being condemned as the funeral bell for the entire type.
Thursday, December 27 2012
PopMatters Picks: The Best Music of 2012
As our wide-ranging coverage of the year in music shows and the music itself proves, what the best and most compelling musical expressions of 2012 have in common is that they are the products of hard work and labors of love.
Sunday, September 30 2012
Code Red: Tori Amos Performer Spotlight
In celebration of the release of Gold Dust, PopMatters begins a week-long Performer Spotlight series on Amos' career today with a very special introduction to her by those who know her work best: collaborators from across this storied and prolific career.
Monday, September 3 2012
Saving Grace… and Face: The 2012 PopMatters Fall Film Preview
Again, it seems like cinema needs to save itself. Here's a preview of what the next four months have to offer.
Sunday, June 17 2012
Essential Film Performances - 2012 Edition
PopMatters updates our best performances feature with 50 new performances from the early days of film up to the present day. Watch this space for the next two weeks as we bring to your screen more iconic film performances.
Monday, April 30 2012
Hot Stuff: The 2012 PopMatters Summer Movie Preview
With a summer as hot as this, something's going to sizzle and something is always gonna get burned. Hopefully, this time around, it's not the audience.
Sunday, April 29 2012
Joss Whedon: The Complete Companion
PopMatters' latest book, Joss Whedon: The Complete Companion, releases tomorrow in the US/Canada and Friday in the rest of the world. To give you a preview, you can sample many of the book's articles here, but you'll want to pick up a copy of the book for the complete articles and its many exclusive essays and features.


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Nature abhors a vacuum, as the saying goes. So, too, do today's kitchen consumers, especially when it comes to their cabinets. That's the opinion of manufacturers and kitchen dealers and designers recently surveyed by Kitchen & Bath Design News.
The trend isn't just about maximizing every nook and cranny of interior cabinet space, however. It also means designing that interior space with style that's meant to be seen and appreciated – every bit as much as exterior living spaces have been in the past.
"What's behind these spaces is certainly becoming much more important," says Philip Martin, business development manager for Häfele America Co., in Archdale, NC. "Cabinet consumers want these things as they entertain in their homes, and the kitchen industry is looking for more accessorization [and more complementary accessorization] as their consumers ask for it."
It's clear that the upscale kitchen consumer has had enough of rummaging into dark corners, no matter how well organized those corners might be. And kitchen dealers and manufacturers are stepping up – ready, willing and eager to help consumers throw open those cabinet doors and shed some light onto this traditionally hidden world.
While the storage aid and accessory segment of the market has traditionally allowed others in the industry to steer design trends, focusing instead on introducing new products and refining established ones that help the consumer organize and carve out kitchen space, it is beginning to understand the value of complementing these overall trends. "We've introduced a whole new series of products that comes in a range of warmer finishes," says Martin. "This creates a pleasing look to the consumer, but at the same time [it still emphasizes] a very functional organization in the cabinetry."
Joey Shimm, marketing director for Outwater Plastics Industries, in Bogota, NJ, sees the rising interest in overall design trends as a sign that the storage aid industry has come of age. "By and large, the most popular 'industry standard' items have remained principally unchanged since their introductions," he says. "Thus, most of the product trends, aside from the occasional introduction of a new product, are primarily aesthetically inspired."
It's not just about consumers choosing to spend more on their homes, agree manufacturers. They are also educating themselves, coming into the process armed with more refined opinions.
"They have higher expectations and have become much more specific about what they want out of their kitchen experience, and it only follows that what they see on television and on the Internet becomes desirable to them in their own homes," says Kathryn Constantine, director of sales and marketing for Brown Wood Products, Co., in Lincolnwood, IL.
Rob Jenkins, director of marketing for Rev-a-Shelf, LLC, in Louisville, KY, cites finished interiors as an example of this phenomenon. "They're becoming a standard now, with mainstream, mid-market cabinet makers offering that."
"A column is no longer just a decorative element that you put in your kitchen," emphasizes Constantine, citing a new product from her company that is routed for the electrical box and comes with a matching face plate. "The column is routed all the way through and can be used even on islands to completely hide the electrical."
The rise in popularity of more design-minded and versatile storage aids and accessories, combined with greater than ever availability, can only help the industry. For dealers and designers grappling with competition and narrowing profit margins, these snazzy add-ons can quickly turn into a lively profit center.
"No [consumer] looks at an accessory [in a showroom] and says, 'I don't want that,' " suggests Shari McPeek, marketing manager of Rev-a-Shelf. "It's always been a matter of cost and, if it's a budget issue, [accessories and storage aids] have traditionally been the first to be cut."
But that might be changing. Martin cites his company's recent emphasis on coordinated items as a new way to package its line of storage aids and fittings to the upscale (or upscale-minded) consumer. "There's a complete coordination of all of the accessories in the kitchen," he says, "which includes such items as a base pull-out and roll-out internal shelves to match the finishes [in the rest of the kitchen]."
While organization and function continue to be the driving force in this market, thoughtful touches such as silent dampening and touch-close cabinet drawers are gaining in popularity and encouraging manufacturers to think more holistically.
"All of these products have the same end-goal in mind," says Shimm. "They're all well-designed, and well-thought out to be as unobtrusive as possible."
Indeed, all across the board, consumers are beginning to appreciate the value of an accessible, yet unobtrusive kitchen space. Martin's company has introduced a new corner unit that pivots totally outside of a blind corner on a fluid movement. Even today's seemingly ageless Baby Boomers (bad backs or not) couldn't help but appreciate that.
Jenkins' company offers something similar: "We have a new version [of a blind corner pantry] that we've come out with that brings the whole entire unit out of the cabinet and right to your fingertips," he says.
"Because the hardware technology has improved, consumers are now able to use their corner cabinets for other [and larger] storage items than they could in the past," says Martin, citing his company's new upper corner unit with an off-set pole, which allows more square footage to be utilized inside than with a traditional, center pole.
"Everybody is looking for better ways to use corners," agrees Jenkins.
Manufacturers aren't stopping at corners. In addition to filling every nook and cranny with such versatile products as decorative filler pull-outs, which all manufacturers agree are hotter than ever, and vertical roll-out skillet holders so that the consumer will never have to fumble for a lid again, manufacturers are pushing the boundaries of interior fitting technology, offering useful options like never before.
Building on the furniture touch-latch technology of decades past, Outwater has introduced a series of soft-touch, full-extension, under-mount slides that come to the consumer's fingertips. "Touch prompted by a simple push of a drawer front, it eliminates the need for knobs and pulls,"
explains Shimm.
Adam Cornell, sales and marketing director for Catskill Craftsmen, Inc., in Stamford, NY says his company's islands and carts now utilize high-end, full-extension glides that allow the company to certify for higher weights for storage. "Drawers have to be big [today]," he says. "We've designed ours so that they'll fit even pasta size cooking pots."
As drawers on base cabinetry and beyond continue to trend up, the design innovation in drawer accessories continues to expand, as well. A young company, BRADCO Stainless Products, in Wichita, KS, which specializes in the fabrication of hand-crafted, precision-fit drawer accessories, offers upscale consumers custom stainless drawer liners.
"Consumers are spending a lot of money on custom cabinetry and wooden drawer boxes," says Cody Bradbury, president of BRADCO. "At the same time, however, they want the advantages of a metal drawer box."
His liners and coordinated inserts are aimed at custom cabinet makers who want to offer the advantages of a metal drawer without compromising the hand-crafted nature of the cabinet maker's work. He cites a slew of advantages, including precision fit and hygiene. "You can just pop them out and wash them," he says, "and then pop them right back in."
Many of the carts and islands at Cornell's company are now featuring drawers rather than cabinets at floor level. Just released this year, his company's drop-leaves that slide out on drawer-technology glides from the side are experiencing tremendous popularity with consumers, he says. "They are full-extension and can support a lot of weight, such as blenders and mixers."
Bradbury points to his prototype pastry-drawer lid designed to coordinate and fit on top of his liners as something to look forward to from his company in the future. "It's great. You can throw a bag of potatoes in there and not worry about it."
As current design elements continue to expand into the increasingly demanding mid-level market, these luxury innovations are key to maintaining the sophistication in cabinet and drawer fittings that the high-end consumer has come to expect. A more unified, design-minded philosophy toward accessories and storage aids will also work to keep the luxury consumer ahead of the game, manufacturers believe.
To that end, Martin cites his company's goal of creating an all-around silent and environmentally pleasing kitchen.
"We've seen it happen in drawer slides and in cabinet door hinges, and now we're using it in our pull-outs and revolving corner units," he remarks. "[The technology] uses an air-piston that takes over when you close the unit and softens it."
Soft-closing, self-opening and fingertip technology are all hot trends right now. But it doesn't stop there. Upscale consumers want it all, and manufacturers want to give them every possible luxury and amenity to make the kitchen a more enjoyable place to spend time.
Nicholas Motett, marketing communications manager at WarmlyYours, Inc., in Long Grove, IL, has seen an upsurge in interest for his company's electric floor warming systems for the kitchen. "We feel that the growth in this market is still very much ahead of us," he says.
Environmentally- and feet-friendly, WarmlyYours has introduced a new system that goes under free-floating wood, which is a tremendous innovation over the old systems, which had to be installed in a layer of cement. "Our system goes directly between the pad and the floor," he explains.
Dave Wadley, sales manager for Seating Innovations, LLC, in Lindon, UT, is seeing a trend in his segment of the market towards more contemporary sensibilities. "We're selling a lot of stainless, oil-rubbed bronze and pewter, but hardly any wood anymore," he says. Pointing to the increased interest in coordinating accessories into the overall design scheme of the kitchen, he cites a job his company recently completed where the client wanted the backs of the chairs to match the light fixtures in the room.
Explaining why it is becoming more important for accessories to complement the overall design of the kitchen, he says, "We have a lot of places that are eliminating the kitchen table completely, and you lose that center of focus."
While Wadley's company works to improve its spring technology for the larger and heavier swivel seats that his consumers seem to want, the firm is also seeing an interest in out-of-kitchen installations, which require their own new technology. "We're branching out into theater rooms and outdoor kitchens," he says, pointing to oil-rubbed bronze as a popular choice for outdoors, as it tends to "wear better and absorb the heat."
The warming trend continues indoors, as some manufacturers see consumers often opting for oil-rubbed bronze, pewter and nickel over the more traditional shiny chrome finishes. Häfele has introduced a new color called Champagne that coordinates with hard-rock maple bottom shelves.
"We're seeing that chrome is becoming a finish that has been out there a long time," Martin says. "[Our new finish] doesn't glare at you like chrome does."
"Chrome is beginning to show its age," agrees Cornell. "People are looking for more muted finishes, and brushed nickel along with oil-rubbed bronze are the two hottest sellers for us."
"Wood is hot for us right now because our wood accessories still continue to grow," says McPeek. "A lot of people still like the natural look and it's gaining in popularity for interior accessories."
Rev-a-Shelf's successful Vineyard series echoes the drive to keep up with kitchen trends. "We've been selling lazy susans for 30 years, and now we've added a Vineyard decorative fence on it, which is totally a design influence," says McPeek.
Manufacturers believe that finishes will continue to expand and grow in the future. "People are doing it with their appliances and they want it to coordinate when they open up the cabinet as well," remarks Martin.
"We're definitely starting to play in the decorative hardware sandbox," adds Jenkins. "The interior storage accessories that we make are becoming more decorative items that designers are going to want to specify."
On the horizon, Martin sees an increased interest in flexibility in the accessory market, pointing to more adjustable brackets and more adjustability in cabinet functionality as an inspiration for dealers and designers to make life easier for the consumer who has become accustomed to having everything at his or her fingertips. He cites his company's chef's panty, where the door shelves were once fixed, and explains, "We've now included those to be adjustable because we've heard that's what consumers want."
States Shimm, "The overall benefits to consumers through the use of these storage aids and organizers are widespread, not only from the aesthetic benefits they provide to a kitchen – which is a readily recognizable tangible – but also for their ability to enable consumers to recreate and utilize the overall given architecture of their kitchens to their fullest potential."
The upscale kitchen of tomorrow very well may be replete with concept microwaves that incorporate flat-screen television technology, lift-up cabinet doors reminiscent of your old Honda Hatchback and smart drawers that don't need a hand to tell them what to do, but today's kitchen, with its coordinated design-savvy accessories, decorative inserts, fold-out and swivel-forward pantries and glide technology isn't too far behind.
"Everything is being taken to the next level," concludes Shimm. "Now that [manufacturers] have accomplished to a certain extent the functionality [of these products], they're focusing on another level, where we will see a greater degree
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Urban Garden Party - Soul Factory: Motown at the MuseumMF's annual fundraiser features soul and funk jams by The Gaff + DJ Zimmie, over 40 of Pittsburgh's best restaurants and caterers, Motown performances by Kierra Darshell's Divas of Drag, a silent auction of one-of-a-kind artwork and dancing. A VIP pre-party features an exclusive performance by Title Town Soul & Funk Party and signature cocktails. Penn Brewery hosts the official after-party.06/21/2013Mattress Factory, 500 Sampsonia Way, Pittsburgh, PAwebsite | map
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What I've learned 90 days into life as a pitch consultant
In this opinion piece David Angell takes a candid look at his first three months as an industry consultant after many years working in media agencies. Here's an interesting thing: when I privately announced to selected colleagues my decision to enter the world of 'consultancy', the reaction I had was…well, to use a polite cliché – mixed. -
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Ever wondered what the real price of media is? Our weekly spot How Much Is It Worth reveals both the ratecard price and what agencies really pay for it. This week's How Much Is It Worth asks how much did it cost to take out: the main ad on the homepage of the Bureau of Meteorology website during this week of wild weather; how much the strategic placement by NRMA Insurance on the second page of the Daily Telegraph in the aftermath of the storms; a product placement deal on Masterchef; a half page ad in the Saturday Paper; and a live read by Sydney/soon-to-be Brisbane Breakfast shock jock Alan Jones? -
The Apple Watch launch carries a lot of lessons in user experience
You might not have the marketing budgets of Apple but Luke Brown argues there is no reason every brand can't learn lessons from its focus on user experience. With all the hype surrounding the launch of the Apple Watch there's some lessons that all marketers can take out from Apple's grip on brand experience. And before you roll your eyes and utter, but we're not Apple we don't [insert size, budget, boring product excuse here], every brand can afford to take a good look in the mirror to see if it's keeping pace with customer expectations. -
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Just because I'm a white young woman doesn't mean I don't deserve my job at SBS
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Mortein was this week forced to apologise and pull a Facebook post which showed its mascot, Louie the fly, voicing his sympathy for murdered schoolteacher Stephanie Scott. Isobar's Tom Kearney looks at where the social media team went wrong. To post or not to post? That was the question raised on Sunday when bug spray brand Mortein decided to create a Facebook post relating to the murder of schoolteacher Stephanie Scott. So, how does a brand judge whether it's appropriate or not to comment on a sensitive topic on social media? Are there rules that govern posts for everyone, brands and individuals alike? Does it boil down to understanding your place? -
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Is the murder of schoolteacher Stephanie Scott an acceptable topic for a brand to use to drive Facebook engagement? Mortein's apparently successful decision to do so puzzles Mumbrella's Tim Burrowes. Sometimes you think you know how something's going to unfold on social media, and you turn out to be completely wrong. -
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Power, passion, intrigue and teenage assassins. In this cross-posting from The Conversation Jason Jacobs looks at why HBO drama Game of Thrones is such compelling TV and the lessons for content makers. When Game of Thrones returns to screens for its fifth season on Sunday night, US time, it will no doubt continue to attract the critical and popular praise that it richly deserves. -
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Yesterday saw Google, Apple, Microsoft and News Corp Australia front a Senate Committee on corporate tax avoidance. The event was high on drama, Nic Christensen argues, but while the tax discussion is important, too many traditional media businesses use it as a distraction for ignoring their disrupted business models. As a piece of entertainment, yesterday's Senate Economic References Committee on corporate tax avoidance was superb theatre.
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Aplastic anemia is a condition in which the bone marrow does not make enough new blood cells. Bone marrow is the soft, fatty tissue in the center of bones.
Aplastic anemia results from injury to the blood stem cells. These are immature cells in the bone marrow that give rise to all other blood cell types. The injury causes a decrease in the number of every type of blood cell. These cells include the red cells, white cells, and platelets.
Aplastic anemia can also be caused by certain medical conditions such as pregnancy or lupus. Exposure to certain toxins or medicines, including chemotherapy, can also lead to aplastic anemia.
Symptoms result from the bone marrow not being able to make new blood cells. Symptoms may be severe from the start or gradually worsen over time.
Low red cell count (anemia) can cause:
Low white cell count (leukopenia) causes an increased risk of infection.
Low platelet count (thrombocytopenia) can result in bleeding. Symptoms include:
The health care provider will perform a physical exam and ask about your medical history and symptoms you may have.
Blood tests will show:
A bone marrow biopsy shows fewer-than-normal blood cells and an increased amount of fat.
Mild cases of aplastic anemia may require no treatment. Symptoms are treated as needed.
If blood counts become lower, patients receive extra blood and platelets through transfusions. Over time, transfusions may stop working, resulting in very low blood cell counts. This is a life-threatening condition.
Bone marrow transplant or stem cell transplant may be recommended for patients under age 40. This treatment works best when the donor is a fully-matched brother or sister. This is called a matched sibling donor.
Older patients and those who do not have a matched sibling donor are given medicines to suppress the immune system. These medicines may allow the bone marrow to once again make healthy blood cells. But the disease may return (relapse). A bone marrow transplant with an unrelated donor may be tried if these medicines do not help or if the disease comes back after getting better
Untreated, severe aplastic anemia leads to rapid death. Bone marrow transplant is very successful in young people. It is also used in older patients or when the disease comes back after medicines have been tried.
Call your health care provider or go to the emergency room if bleeding occurs for no reason, or if bleeding is hard to stop. Call if you notice frequent infections or unusual fatigue.
Bagby GC. Aplastic anemia and related bone marrow failure states. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 168.
Young NS, Maciejewski JP. Aplastic anemia. In: Hoffman R, Benz EJ Jr, Silberstein LE, et al., eds. Hematology: Basic Principles and Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 28.
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Anemia, one of the more common blood disorders, occurs when the level of healthy red blood cells (RBCs) in the body becomes too low. This can lead to health problems because RBCs contain hemoglobin, which carries oxygen to the body's tissues. Anemia can cause a variety of complications, including fatigue and stress on bodily organs.
Anemia can be caused by many things, but the three main bodily mechanisms that produce it are:
Among many other causes, anemia can result from inherited disorders, nutritional problems (such as an iron or vitamin deficiency), infections, some kinds of cancer, or exposure to a drug or toxin.
Hemolytic anemia occurs when red blood cells are being destroyed prematurely. (The normal lifespan of RBCs is 120 days; in hemolytic anemia, it's much shorter.) And the bone marrow (the soft, spongy tissue inside bones that makes new blood cells) simply can't keep up with the body's demand for new cells. This can happen for a variety of reasons. Sometimes, infections or certain medications — such as antibiotics or anti-seizure medicines — are to blame.
In autoimmune hemolytic anemia, the immune system mistakes RBCs for foreign invaders and begins destroying them. Other kids inherit defects in the red blood cells that lead to anemia; common forms of inherited hemolytic anemia include sickle cell anemia, thalassemia, glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD) deficiency, and hereditary spherocytosis.
Blood loss can also cause anemia — whether it's because of excessive bleeding due to injury, surgery, or a problem with the blood's clotting ability. Slower, long-term blood loss, such as intestinal bleeding from inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), can also cause anemia. Anemia sometimes results from heavy menstrual periods in teen girls and women. Any of these factors will also increase the body's need for iron because iron is needed to make new RBCs.
Aplastic anemia occurs when the bone marrow can't make enough blood cells. This can be due to a viral infection, or exposure to certain toxic chemicals, radiation, or medications (such as antibiotics, anti-seizure drugs, or cancer treatments). Some childhood cancers can also cause aplastic anemia, as can certain genetic and other chronic diseases that affect the ability of the bone marrow to function properly.
High levels of hemoglobin and RBCs help fetal blood carry enough oxygen to developing babies in the relatively oxygen-poor environment in utero. After the child is born, more oxygen is available and the baby's hemoglobin level normally drops to a low point at about 2 months of age, a condition known as physiologic anemia of infancy. This temporary and expected drop in the blood count is considered normal and no treatment is required because the infant's body soon starts making RBCs on its own.
Anemia also occurs when the body isn't able to produce enough healthy RBCs because of an iron deficiency. Iron is essential to hemoglobin production. Poor dietary iron intake (or excessive loss of iron from the body) can lead to iron deficiency anemia, the most common cause of anemia in kids. Iron deficiency anemia can affect kids at any age, but is most common in those younger than 2 years old. Young children who drink excessive amounts of milk are at increased risk for iron deficiency.
Girls going through puberty also have a particularly high risk for iron deficiency anemia because of the onset of menstruation; the monthly blood loss increases the amount of iron they need to consume in their diets.
If your child has anemia, the first symptoms might be mild skin paleness and decreased pinkness of the lips and nailbeds. These changes may happen gradually, though, so they can be difficult to notice. Other common signs include:
If the anemia is caused by excessive destruction of RBCs, symptoms also may include jaundice, a yellowing of the whites of the eyes, an enlarged spleen, and dark tea-colored urine.
In infants and preschoolers, iron deficiency anemia can result in developmental delays and behavioral disturbances, such as decreased motor activity and problems with social interaction and attention to tasks. Research indicates that developmental problems may last into and beyond school age if the iron deficiency is not properly treated.
In many cases, doctors don't diagnose anemia until they run blood tests as part of a routine physical examination. A complete blood count (CBC) may indicate that there are fewer RBCs than normal. Other diagnostic tests may include:
In addition to running these tests, your doctor may ask about a family history of anemia and your child's symptoms and medications. This may lead the doctor to perform other tests to look for specific diseases that might be causing the anemia.
Treatment for anemia depends on its cause. It's important not to assume that any symptoms your child may be having are due to iron deficiency. Be sure to have your child checked by a doctor.
If your child has iron deficiency anemia, the doctor may prescribe medication as drops (for infants) or as a liquid or tablet (for older kids), which usually must be taken for as long as 3 months to rebuild the body's store of iron. The doctor also may recommend adding certain iron-rich foods to your child's diet or reducing milk intake.
If your teenage daughter is anemic and has heavy or irregular menstrual periods, her doctor may prescribe hormonal treatment to help regulate the bleeding.
Folic acid and vitamin B12 supplements may be prescribed if the anemia is traced to a deficiency of these nutrients, although this is rare in children.
Anemia caused by an infection will usually improve when the infection passes or is treated. If a certain medication appears to be the cause, your doctor may discontinue it or replace it with something else — unless the benefit of the drug outweighs this side effect.
Depending on the cause, treatment for more severe or chronic forms of anemia may include:
In some cases of sickle cell anemia, thalassemia, and aplastic anemia, bone marrow transplantation may be used. In this procedure, bone marrow cells taken from a donor are injected into the child's vein; they then travel through the bloodstream to the bone marrow and begin producing new blood cells.
The type, cause, and severity of your child's anemia will determine what kind of care is needed. Rest assured, though, that kids often tolerate anemia much better than adults.
In general, a child with significant anemia may tire more easily than other kids and therefore need to limit activity levels. Make sure that your child's teachers and other caregivers are aware of the condition. If iron deficiency is the cause, follow the doctor's directions about dietary changes and taking any iron supplements.
If the spleen is enlarged, your child may be prohibited from playing contact sports because of the risk that the spleen could rupture or hemorrhage if your child is hurt. Certain forms of anemia, such as sickle cell anemia, require other more specific kinds of care and treatment.
Whether anemia can be prevented depends on its cause. Currently, there is no way to prevent anemia due to genetic defects affecting the production of RBCs or hemoglobin.
However, you can help prevent iron deficiency, the most common form of anemia. Before following any of these suggestions, be sure to talk them over with your doctor:
If you have any questions about anemia or you think your child might have it, speak with your doctor.
Reviewed by: Robin Miller, MD Date reviewed: September 2012
Note: All information is for educational purposes only. For specific medical advice, diagnoses and treatment, consult your doctor.
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Beefier rosters to back Petit, Corbin in Arizona
Giants starter faces former team; D-backs hurler working on extra rest
Big league clubhouses will begin to be a little more crowded Sunday, the first day rosters expand from 25 to 40 players.
Sunday's Giants-D-backs series finale could see some young talent making its way to the Majors, including some likely pitching depth for the D-backs, while most of the reinforcements will arrive when Minor League regular seasons end next week.
"We've talked before about bringing guys up and getting them the exposure to what goes on up here," said Arizona manager Kirk Gibson, "and get them to have an understanding so, when they come up here to play on a more consistent basis, they're more comfortable with it."
But don't expect all to be immediate contributors, as the transition to the big league game can take time.
"It's different," Gibson said. "It's a lot faster; there's a lot more that goes on."
Sunday's contest will hinge on two players who are already on the roster: starting pitchers Patrick Corbin and Yusmeiro Petit. Petit picked up his first win since Aug. 27, 2009, on Tuesday, his last victory coming in a San Francisco-Arizona series, but with the D-backs.
Petit played for Arizona from 2007-09, posting a 9-19 record with a 5.05 ERA in 56 games (35 starts). He is 4-7 with a 5.99 ERA through 25 career appearances (15 starts) at Chase Field.
His opponent, Corbin, will be pitching on an extra two days' rest thanks to an off-day and a shift in the rotation caused by an 18-inning game. Corbin has struggled of late, going 1-2 with a 5.13 ERA in his five August starts.
Giants: Cain, Affeldt progressing
Two San Francisco hurlers are progressing in their respective rehabs, as righty Matt Cain and lefty Jeremy Affeldt both threw off the bullpen mounds Saturday.
Affeldt is scheduled to throw a simulated game Monday as he works his way back from a left groin strain, and manager Bruce Bochy said Cain, recovering from a right arm contusion, remains on track to start next Saturday against Arizona at home. Bochy said he didn't know if Cain will reclaim his starting spot, or if another starter will skip a turn, or if San Francisco will switch to a six-man rotation. He said expanding the rotation is the least likely option.
D-backs: Ross makes first visit to Chase Field since hip injury
Former Giant and current D-back Cody Ross visited his teammates at Chase Field for the first time since breaking and dislocating his right hip Aug. 11.
The outfielder had surgery to insert two metal plates and several screws into his hip and was instructed by doctors to avoid any weight-bearing activities for three months. Ross was initially concerned the injury might be career-threatening, but he said he now expects to be ready for next season.
"The doctors reassured me that I should be able to come back and play at just as high a level," Ross said. "They said hopefully be back by Spring Training, middle part of Spring Training. That's the goal."
Worth noting
• The Giants' first-round pick in June's First-Year Player Draft, shortstop Christian Arroyo, is turning heads in Rookie ball. The No. 24 overall selection was named the Arizona League's Most Valuable Player on Saturday. He batted .326 in 45 games for the Giants' affiliate, knocking 18 doubles, five triples and two homers while batting in 39 runs.
• D-backs left-hander Matt Reynolds is still hopeful to make a return before the end of the 2013 season. Reynolds, who has been on the disabled list with a partial tear of his ulnar collateral ligament since June 10, is scheduled to toss a bullpen session Monday.
"Knock on wood, it's been pretty smooth sailing," he said.
• Triple-A Reno shortstop Chris Owings is likely to be among the D-backs' September callups. Owings is ranked as Arizona's No. 3 prospect by MLB.com and was named the Pacific Coast League's Rookie of the Year and Most Valuble Player this year.
Chad Thornburg is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.