Serotype 3 Poses Persistent Challenges in Pneumococcal Early-Onset Sepsis, Spanning 25 Years
A Rare Pneumococcal Infection Can Turn Catastrophic in Newborns Even When Antibiotics Still Work A rare form of newborn sepsis...
Harold Sullivan is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Maternal and Child Health coverage.
A Rare Pneumococcal Infection Can Turn Catastrophic in Newborns Even When Antibiotics Still Work A rare form of newborn sepsis...
A new economic analysis suggests that performance-based financing could be a cost-effective way to improve maternal and newborn health in...
A new international workgroup has proposed a harmonised bedside protocol for using the pressure reactivity index, or PRx, in adults...
Premature babies may soon have a more practical way to navigate one of neonatology’s most delicate decisions: when rising bilirubin...
A striking pattern seen on cardiac scans has become one of the most debated findings in pediatric cardiology: a left...
Neonatal encephalopathy has long been treated as a condition that can be sorted into neat clinical categories: mild, moderate or...
Asthma treatment during pregnancy is often shaped by a difficult calculation: patients and clinicians must weigh the risks of medication...
A newborn’s first stool may be carrying a chemical record of the pregnancy. In a pilot study published in the...
A new randomized clinical trial is testing whether a surprisingly simple form of sensory input could help opioid-exposed newborns gain...
A new international effort to make surgery safer for newborns and infants is proposing a common language for “enhanced recovery”...
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