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Frontiers in Pediatrics and Child Health

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PMC Abbreviation Front Pediatr Child Health
ISSN Number XXXX-XXXX
Prefix DOI 10.67375/FrontPediatrChildHealth
Peer Review Double-Blind
Current Volume Volume 1
Manuscript Processing 28–35 Days (After Submission)
Publication Model Open Access
Year of Inaugural Volume 2026
Contact Email contact@zenithpublications.org
Language English

About Journal

Frontiers in Pediatrics and Child Health is a peer-reviewed, gold-open-access journal dedicated to accelerating evidence-based breakthroughs that improve health outcomes from the first day of life through adolescence. The journal was conceived to address two widely documented gaps:

  1. Innovation lag – many therapeutic devices reach children 5–10 years after adult approval, leaving clinicians to adapt adult technologies off-label.
  2. Translation bottlenecks – promising AI, digital-health and precision-medicine advances often stall before reaching frontline paediatric settings.

By bringing clinicians, biomedical engineers, data scientists and policy experts into a single forum, our journal aims to shorten the bench-to-bedside cycle and make cutting-edge care accessible to every child.

Recent Articles

Case Series

Birthmarks: Typical and Atypical Presentations - Case Series

Abstract: This article describes birthmarks and their clinical approach in the context of pediatric outpatient care. The aim is to raise awareness among physicians about these medical conditions...

Review Article

The Assessment of Nutritional Status in Pediatrics: New Tools and Challenges. Review

Abstract: Nutritional assessment in the pediatric population is a cornerstone of health monitoring, yet it faces unprecedented challenges. This review analyzes the transition from traditional...

Case Report

Safe Removal of a Tightly Impacted Metal Vessel from the Face and Head of a Toddler using a Handheld Metal Cutter in the Emergency Department – A Case Report

Abstract: Background: Facial entrapment in rigid metallic objects is rare in toddlers and may pose risks including airway compromise, soft‑tissue injury, and psychological distress...