How Maternal Severe Illness During Pregnancy Can Impair Fetal Brain Development
Roughly one in ten Americans lives with a neurodevelopmental condition, yet for decades scientists have struggled to answer a deceptively...
Harold Sullivan is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Maternal and Child Health coverage.
Roughly one in ten Americans lives with a neurodevelopmental condition, yet for decades scientists have struggled to answer a deceptively...
Pulmonary thromboembolism, a condition in which a blood clot lodges in the pulmonary artery or its branches and blocks blood...
Bone age assessment, one of the most widely performed tasks in pediatric radiology, is far more variable than clinicians might...
A sweeping new systematic review and meta-analysis published in Pediatric Research has brought together the available global evidence on how...
Pregnancy has long been monitored with a simple blood test and a simple rule: if haemoglobin falls below a fixed...
A simple blood test that can tell a farmer whether a goat is pregnant—performed on the spot, next to the...
A prospective Japanese cohort study found that pregnant women whose restless legs syndrome status changed over pregnancy faced about three...
Adverse drug reactions are quietly exacting a heavy toll on pregnant and postpartum women in Ethiopia, and the vast majority...
Sepsis remains one of the leading causes of death and disability in children worldwide, and the earliest hours of treatment...
Every sofa, car seat, laptop charger, and crib mattress owes much of its fire resistance to a family of chemicals...
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