U.S. Study Validates STARZ Scoring for Very Low Birth Weight Newborns
Very small newborns may soon benefit from a more disciplined way of translating complex clinical information into rapid bedside decisions....
Harold Sullivan is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Maternal and Child Health coverage.
Very small newborns may soon benefit from a more disciplined way of translating complex clinical information into rapid bedside decisions....
Wildfire smoke has become an increasingly important source of prenatal air pollution in the United States, even as overall exposure...
Newborn jaundice is so common that it can appear almost routine in the first days of life. Yet behind the...
A drug best known for its role in controlling water balance may offer a crucial rescue option for newborns whose...
Pregnant women in Australia are confronting a medication system in which the ability to control severe morning sickness may depend...
A child born with dextro-transposition of the great arteries can enter the world with a circulation that sends oxygen-poor blood...
For babies born extremely early, the first weeks outside the womb can resemble a biological balancing act. They must maintain...
A bedside ultrasound technique is emerging as a potential alternative to repeated X-ray checks for placing nasojejunal feeding tubes in...
A routine laboratory clock may hold the key to reducing unnecessary antibiotic exposure among newborns in intensive care. A new...
A large U.S. childhood health study has found no evidence that circumcision performed shortly after birth increases a boy’s likelihood...
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