Tiny Capsules, Big Promise: Encapsulation Could Transform Milk Fortifiers for Preterm Infants
A new review argues that encapsulation technologies could protect fragile bioactive compounds in human milk fortifiers, but clinical validation, safety ...
A new review argues that encapsulation technologies could protect fragile bioactive compounds in human milk fortifiers, but clinical validation, safety ...
A quality improvement initiative at a Tanzanian referral hospital cut neonatal hypothermia at birth from 99 percent to 5.7 percent ...
An international expert group has published new recommendations in Pediatric Research for assessing and managing pain and distress in newborns ...
A standardized five-point SAFER Discharge Score developed at the University of North Carolina improved discharge readiness and nearly halved the ...
New research in the Journal of Perinatology examines how neonatal intensive care units caring for infants with bronchopulmonary dysplasia deliver ...
A retrospective cohort study of 862 maternal-infant dyads finds that four to six lactation consultant visits within the first fourteen ...
A randomized controlled trial in a Turkish neonatal intensive care unit found that facilitated tucking combined with oral breast milk ...
A systematic review of randomised controlled trials finds that most studies of necrotizing enterocolitis in preterm infants still rely on ...
A study of more than 155,000 neonatal platelet counts shows that counts once considered thrombocytopenic are actually normal for many ...
A new editorial in the World Journal of Pediatrics examines why plasma transfusion, despite a strong theoretical rationale for treating ...
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