Venture-Backed Maternal Health Startups Confront Persistent Maternal Health Crisis
Venture capital firms have poured money into maternal health in the US, but a new cross-sectional analysis finds that only...
Harold Sullivan is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Maternal and Child Health coverage.
Venture capital firms have poured money into maternal health in the US, but a new cross-sectional analysis finds that only...
In a new study appearing in Pediatric Research, researchers probe how immature immune cells handle iron during neonatal sepsis—an infection...
Oral feeding problems are a frequent, often hidden challenge in infants born preterm who develop bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD). These difficulties...
Early childhood is a decisive window for shaping lifelong health, yet young children are routinely exposed to a cocktail of...
A new biomarker-based analysis is shining a spotlight on a subtle statistical trap in studies that try to reconstruct infants’...
Acetaminophen—commonly sold as Tylenol—has long been a go-to option for pain and fever during pregnancy, but scientists have debated whether...
Newborn jaundice is common, but identifying which infants will develop clinically significant hyperbilirubinemia remains a challenge—especially when clinicians must balance...
Ependymoma, a pediatric brain tumor with distinct molecular subtypes, remains difficult to stratify beyond genetics because its metabolic landscape has...
A panel of international experts has issued new consensus guidance aimed at improving how patent ductus arteriosus (PDA)—a persistent fetal...
Preterm birth (PTB)—delivery before 37 weeks—remains a major contributor to neonatal illness and long-term developmental risk. Despite decades of research,...
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