Atopic dermatitis (AD) is the most common chronic inflammatory disorder of the skin in childhood. Atopic dermatitis pathogenesis is multifactorial, and is involved with genetic susceptibility, skin barrier defects, environmental factors
and immunologic disregulation. Therapeutic regimens for the treatment and long-term management of atopic dermatitis have a twofold objective of reparing the defective skin barrier and decreasing skin inflammation. Essential
treatments for atopic dermatitis in children should include topical moisturizers for skin hydration and prevention of flares, topical anti-inflammatory medications (corticosteroids, calcineurin inhibitors), allergen/irritant avoidance, and treatment of skin infection. Currently available systemic medications (immunosuppressants) should be reserved for the presence of recalcitrance to topical therapies due to associated toxicities. The goal of this report is to assist
pediatricians with accurate and useful information that will improve the care of patients with atopic dermatitis.

The systematic examination and evaluation of the Hungarian neonatal, infant and child mortality provided a stabil base for the quality control and professional evaluation of domestic childcare system. We already had a certain amount of data at the time of János Bókay and Ármin Flesch. later Miklós Berend studed this topic. The regular death conference launched by Jenő Sárkány. From 1965 onwards annually, a regular analysis was carried out in the framework of specialist doctoral meetings. Subsequently, detailed studies of the assessment of domestic trends have been published.
At the regular seminar held annually, Anna Aszman and Attila Pintér summarized and evaluated the infant and child death figures of the previous year. In 2009, we held our chief medical meeting that evaluated and analyzed the previous year’s data. The last 10 years there was no relevant data evaluation only the CSO, unfortunately quite basic statistics were available. This was carried out by Andrea Valek from the National Institute of Pediatricians, The data processing was performed every year, but no professional analysis, evaluation was done.
Other countries have a great deal of energy and emphasis on scientific full-scale analysis and evaluation Canada’s largest region is Ontario, with 12 million resident population equivalent to Hungary. This example is patterned and
traceable. The Ontario State introduced the infant and child mortality assessment and analysis system in 2014, which is remarkable in all respects. I would like to present a brief analysis of this. Based on the Canadian Ontario model, with the involvement of domestic professionals, it is possible to develop an assessment and analysis team that examines domestic cases in detail and suggests further chance reductions in infant and child mortality in Hungary.

The history of antibiotics began with the penicillin, which was discovered almost 100 years ago. However, the antibiotics are saving millions of lives, due to their extensive use, the growing resistance and the appearance of new
super bacteria threaten humanity with a global crisis. In our article with a brief historical review, our aim was to raise the attention of the readers to the dangers of antibiotic abuse and to describe a strategy for the prevention of a global crisis, for the international community and for our own environment.