Review the pathophysiology of H. Pylori (HP) infection and discuss the indication and the diagnostic evaluation for H.P testing in adults. Review the treatment of H.P infection in adults and review the available tests to confirm the eradication of the infection and summarize the racial disparities in HP infection clearance.

While it can be difficult for many adults to admit, children start to exhibit sexual behaviors from a young age. While social norms may require that we address or redirect these behaviors, they are often quite normal and/or typical. Alternatively, there can be problematic behaviors that may even cause harm to other children. When this occurs, the child who is exhibiting these behaviors may wrongly be labeled as a predator/perpetrator. Often, the assumption is that the initiating child must have been sexually abused themselves. This lecture aims to discuss how to know what is "normal" and what becomes more worrisome, how to address these issues with caregivers, and when and how to refer all involved children for the appropriate treatment.

In this presentation, Dr. Blake Fagan reviews the complex landscape of caring for youth with opioid use disorder (OUD). The program begins with an overview of risk factors for development and challenges that can accompany a use disorder in youth, including mental health comorbidities. The speaker discusses disparities in access to care that adolescents with OUD can face, and reviews associated barriers to treatment as well as current policy that influences MOUD prescribing. The program ends with a series of case examples to contextualize effective screening and harm reduction techniques when applied to common clinical scenarios.

This presentation gives an overview of the definition of fever and addresses when to be concerned in children with the height of the fever, length of time of the fever, and if it is the symptom of impending sepsis. This presentation also addresses sepsis in the neonate with previous and new (2022) criteria and testing guidelines. There is information regarding how SDOH impact the neonate's chances of sepsis and a child's likelihood of mortality due to sepsis.

Recognizing the 3 Dís in Geriatrics ñ Depression, Dementia, and Delirium can improve quality of life and decrease morbidity and mortality in this vulnerable population. As busy healthcare professionals, these conditions may often be overlooked. Learn the social determinants of health, the prevalence, symptomatology, and treatment options available for these conditions.