Slower Drip, Safer Lines? Study Tests Minimum Infusion Rates in Preterm Infants
An exploratory cohort study suggests that lowering the minimum infusion rate for central catheters in preterm infants to 2 mL/h...
Orexin-A Trajectories in Newborn Brain Injury Reveal Cooling’s Hidden Signature
A prospective study of 41 newborns with hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy found that serum orexin-A followed divergent early trajectories depending on therapeutic...
Blood Protein Fingerprints Could Reveal Hidden Sepsis in Preterm Babies
Targeted proteomics of blood from preterm infants reveals a dynamic protein signature of late-onset sepsis, with inflammatory proteins surging, growth-related...
Ravulizumab in Pregnancy Shows No New Safety Signals in Global Analysis
A global pharmacovigilance analysis of 354 pregnancies found no unexpected safety signals with the complement inhibitor ravulizumab, with outcomes consistent...
Cat Litter and Pregnancy: Toxoplasma Parasite Found in Over 40 Percent of Ghanaian Mothers
A study of 201 pregnant women at Ho Teaching Hospital in Ghana's Volta Region found 42.5 percent carried Toxoplasma gondii...
Birth Complications Drive Neonatal Deaths in Ethiopian Hospitals, Study Finds
A case-control study of 495 newborn records in Tigray, Ethiopia, identifies birth asphyxia, neonatal infections, meconium aspiration, and mode of...
Tele-ECHO Model Shows Strong Early Results in Paediatric Care, Review Finds
A systematic review of 55 studies finds paediatric ECHO tele-mentoring programs are highly feasible and acceptable, but evidence on fidelity,...
Portable Blood Test Lets Midwives Track Newborn Jaundice at Home, Study Finds
A structured hospital-to-community pathway using a portable point-of-care bilirubin device allowed nearly 90 percent of selected newborns to complete jaundice...
AI Shows Promise for Newborn Lung Care, But Hospitals Aren’t Ready Yet
A new scoping review of 35 studies finds that artificial intelligence and digital technologies are transforming neonatal respiratory assessment through...
Kidney Disease in Newborn Mice Drives Iron Buildup in the Developing Brain
A new mouse study shows that severe kidney disease in newborns causes iron to accumulate throughout the developing brain, offering...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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