How a Starved Placenta Shapes the Brain for Decades: New Review Maps IUGR’s Hidden Legacy
A new cross-species scoping review maps how intrauterine growth restriction shapes motor, cognitive, and anxiety outcomes from adolescence into adulthood, ...
Tag: pediatric research
Blood Pressure Cuff Technique Shows Early Safety Promise for Severe Childhood Brain Condition
A commentary in Pediatric Research finds that remote ischemic postconditioning is safe and feasible in children with AESD, clearing the ...
Gut Microbes Linked to Brain Abnormalities in Childhood Vascular Disease
A new commentary in Pediatric Research highlights experimental evidence that gut microbiota from children with IgA vasculitis and neurological involvement ...
Zero Events, False Comfort: Why Less Oxygen Before Extubation Is Not Yet Proven Safer
A new correspondence in Pediatric Research argues that a trial showing less lung collapse with 50 percent pre-extubation oxygen in ...
In the NICU, It Is Fathers’ Singing That Wakes the Preterm Brain
A registered EEG trial in preterm infants found that male voices, above all the father's, drove the strongest cortical delta-band ...
From First Breath to Lifelong Care: How Newborn Screening Is Being Rebuilt Around Every Child
The Society for Pediatric Research's 2026 Mary Ellen Avery Award recognizes Wendy Chung's work building population-scale newborn screening systems, from ...
Which Clotting Test Best Predicts Death in Critically Ill Children? A Landmark Study Weighs Five Competing Criteria
A study of 2,015 critically ill children shows that DIC diagnosis varies dramatically across five scoring systems, with sepsis-induced coagulopathy ...
Older Siblings Reshape the Preschool Gut Microbiome, Nationwide Study Finds
A nationwide Japanese birth cohort study of 903 children found that having older siblings strongly reduces the odds of a ...
Preterm Twins Are Born Smaller but Catch Up Faster Than Singletons, Global Study Finds
A multinational study of 3,245 preterm infants shows that twins are born smaller than singletons but that most postnatal growth ...
Fifty Years of Protecting Children from Environmental Hazards Set the Stage for the Next Half-Century
A new Pediatric Research commentary by Richard J. Jackson argues that fifty years of progress in children's environmental health, from ...
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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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