Washington Study Identifies Barriers and Supports for Neurodevelopmental Follow-Up in At-Risk Newborns
A new study examining neurodevelopmental follow-up for at-risk newborns across Washington State has brought attention to a critical gap in...
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A new study examining neurodevelopmental follow-up for at-risk newborns across Washington State has brought attention to a critical gap in...
A short correspondence published in the Journal of Perinatology has reignited debate over how the first minutes of life should...
Bronchopulmonary dysplasia, or BPD, remains one of the most persistent complications facing extremely premature infants, and a new study is...
The price of saving a newborn’s life can extend far beyond the hospital walls. A new analysis published in the...
Extremely premature infants who require mechanical ventilation face a difficult transition when clinicians attempt to remove the breathing tube. Extubation...
Infertility affects approximately one in six people worldwide, and irregular or absent ovulation remains one of its most common causes....
A brief encounter with bacterial inflammation at the very beginning of life may leave biological traces that persist long after...
A new study published in Pediatric Research is giving clinicians and parents a more precise way to understand some of...
Pulmonary hypertension in preterm infants is emerging as one of the most difficult cardiovascular and respiratory problems in neonatal medicine,...
A molecule best known for helping neurons survive and form connections may also provide an early biological signal of respiratory...
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