Pregnancy and Breastfeeding Leave Lasting Marks on Breast Tissue Stroma
A new study links reproductive history, including parity, age at first pregnancy, and breastfeeding, to distinct stromal marker expression patterns...
Acid-Suppressive Medications in Pregnancy Show Only Modest Link to Childhood Autoimmune Disease in 2.7 Million Children
A nationwide South Korean study of 2.7 million children found only modest associations between prenatal acid-suppressive medication exposure and pediatric...
Four Lactation Visits in Two Weeks Nearly Ninefold Boost NICU Babies’ Odds of Going Home on Mother’s Milk
A retrospective cohort study of 862 maternal-infant dyads finds that four to six lactation consultant visits within the first fourteen...
Common Numbing Drug Tied to Rare Blood Disorder in Infant Circumcision Cases
A scoping review of 38 published cases documents prilocaine-associated methemoglobinemia after neonatal and infant circumcision, highlighting oxygen-refractory cyanosis, treatment patterns...
Congenital Syphilis in England: A Decade of Preventable Stillbirths and Missed Diagnoses
A decade of national surveillance in England reveals that congenital syphilis continues to cause stillbirths and neonatal deaths despite near-universal...
Tucking and Breast Milk Ease Tape Removal Pain in Preterm Infants
A randomized controlled trial in a Turkish neonatal intensive care unit found that facilitated tucking combined with oral breast milk...
India bears nearly a fifth of global infant deaths from congenital heart disease
A new 31-year analysis finds India accounted for about 18 percent of global congenital heart disease infant deaths, with mortality...
Hybrid Work Helps Pediatric Radiology Survive a Growing Workforce Crisis
A new review in Pediatric Radiology argues that hybrid and remote work can help recruit and retain pediatric radiologists during...
Placental Growth Factor as a Triage Test: Weighing the Clinical Evidence
A new analysis in npj Women's Health evaluates whether placental growth factor blood testing can safely and effectively triage women...
Families of Children Treated for Rare Diseases Say Long-Term Care Falls Short
A Dutch study of 70 families finds strong clinician relationships but persistent gaps in long-term information, psychosocial support and care...
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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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