Tiny Capsules, Big Promise: Encapsulation Could Transform Milk Fortifiers for Preterm Infants
A new review argues that encapsulation technologies could protect fragile bioactive compounds in human milk fortifiers, but clinical validation, safety...
Harold Sullivan is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Maternal and Child Health coverage.
A new review argues that encapsulation technologies could protect fragile bioactive compounds in human milk fortifiers, but clinical validation, safety...
New data from Italy show that roughly 8.5 percent of neonatal transports involve returning convalescing infants to referring hospitals, underscoring...
One of the most persistent hopes in preventive medicine has been that a simple nutrient taken during pregnancy could lay...
A new validation study finds that the six domain scores of the Female Sexual Function Index are meaningful for pregnant...
A longitudinal study of 202 pregnancies shows that IgG and IgA glycosylation shift toward an anti-inflammatory profile as early as...
A newly published protocol outlines the most comprehensive mixed-methods review yet of commercial automated insulin delivery systems in type 1...
A retrospective study of ten extremely premature infants with severe bronchopulmonary dysplasia links prolonged high-pressure ventilation to a novel phenotype...
A new comparative study finds that medial displacement of the forearm on plain radiographs is the single strongest indicator of...
The inaugural CEPAS 2026 congress unites the European Society for Paediatric Research and the European Academy of Paediatrics in Lyon...
A Tanzanian study of 337 mother–child pairs found that high first-trimester inhibition of maternal acetylcholinesterase, a marker of organophosphate pesticide...
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