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This Pediatrics supplement, published in September 2007, summarizes the workgroup discussions. It also includes articles on topics that emerged as leading issues from the meeting:

Role of Family Medical History Information in Pediatric Primary Care and Public Health:
Introduction

Family History in Pediatric Primary Care

Linking Family History in Obstetric and Pediatric Care:
Assessing Risk for Genetic Disease and Birth Defects

Utility of Family History Reports of Major Birth Defects as a Public Health Strategy

Is Family History a Useful Tool for Detecting Children at Risk for Diabetes and Cardiovascular Diseases? A Public Health Perspective

Summary of Workgroup Meeting on Use of Family History Information in Pediatric Primary Care and Public Health

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