Fabry Disease Linked to Giant Coronary Aneurysms in a Seven-Month-Old Infant
A seven-month-old boy with three weeks of unexplained fever and enormous coronary artery aneurysms has prompted physicians to consider an...
Elowen Hartwell covers pediatrics and maternal health, including child development, pregnancy research, newborn care, and family-centered clinical evidence.
A seven-month-old boy with three weeks of unexplained fever and enormous coronary artery aneurysms has prompted physicians to consider an...
Phenylketonuria, or PKU, has long been understood as a disorder of a single missing enzymatic step. But a new study...
A substantial number of women may be developing post-traumatic stress disorder after childbirth without being identified or receiving appropriate treatment,...
A structured conversation held after a newborn’s resuscitation may become one of the most powerful tools for improving care in...
Unwanted Pregnancies Linked to Sharp Drop in Maternal Care and Higher Child Wasting Across 50 Countries A large analysis spanning...
A Rare Pneumococcal Infection Can Turn Catastrophic in Newborns Even When Antibiotics Still Work A rare form of newborn sepsis...
A new economic analysis suggests that performance-based financing could be a cost-effective way to improve maternal and newborn health in...
A new international workgroup has proposed a harmonised bedside protocol for using the pressure reactivity index, or PRx, in adults...
Congenital heart and lung conditions may soon be monitored through one of the simplest biological samples available: urine. A new...
Premature babies may soon have a more practical way to navigate one of neonatology’s most delicate decisions: when rising bilirubin...
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