Neonatal Jaundice Deaths Fell Two-Thirds in Two Decades, Yet the Poorest Countries Still Bear the Toll
A two-decade global analysis finds deaths from extreme neonatal jaundice fell 66 percent since 2003, but South Asia and Sub-Saharan...
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A two-decade global analysis finds deaths from extreme neonatal jaundice fell 66 percent since 2003, but South Asia and Sub-Saharan...
A large ECHO Cohort analysis of 90 pregnancies finds that urinary concentrations of most non-persistent chemicals fluctuate substantially across gestation,...
A national survey of 422 neonatologists and cardiologists reveals deep disagreement over which echocardiographic markers define a hemodynamically significant patent...
A multicenter study in Bahir Dar, Ethiopia, used a rapid immunochromatographic test for the first time to screen pregnant women,...
A 44-year UK Biobank study of over 165,000 women finds that adverse pregnancy outcomes more than triple the risk of...
A new perspective argues that end-tidal carbon monoxide is the best measure of newborn hemolysis, but each nursery may need...
A thirteen-year national analysis of Ecuador's health records shows newborn respiratory distress dominating hospitalizations and disability-adjusted life years while birth...
A controlled quasi-experimental study in rural Ethiopia found that an electronic community health information system, paired with tailored implementation strategies,...
A new Matters Arising exchange in Pediatric Radiology argues that overall accuracy is the wrong benchmark for AI systems detecting...
New Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine guidance declares abortion care and counseling central to high-risk pregnancy practice and outlines how specialists...
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