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Caregiver holding neonate's hand in the NICU
September 25, 2024/Pediatrics/Neonatology

Preterm Babies’ Exhaled Breath May Hold Clues to Neonatal Disease

Levels of volatile organic compounds differ between preterm and full-term infants

Anteroposterior X-ray showing swallowed coin

Teamwork and Quick Action Help 4-Year-Old with Mysterious Nasal Symptoms

Surprising X-ray results explain a snoring sound heard during breathing

Newborn baby in pink shirt is nursing with caregiver
September 10, 2024/Pediatrics/Hospital medicine

Does Every Patient With Lactational Mastitis Require Antibiotic Treatment?

Physicians review the fundamentals of managing lactational mastitis

Young boy wandering alone down a roadway
September 5, 2024/Pediatrics/Autism

Nearly 1,000 Families Receive Safety Kits for Patients At Risk for Wandering

Education for medical caregivers and families is part of the package

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Physician pointing to patient MRI with a pen
September 3, 2024/Pediatrics

A Puzzling Case of Chronic Fluid Collection

Cancer drug helps treat decades-long symptoms in patient with complicated lymphatic issue

Clinician looking down at patient on exam table

Interim Results Revealed in Novel Gene Editing for Patients With Severe Sickle Cell Disease

Efficacy, safety and tolerability data shared at hematology meeting

Portrait of ECNO Meredith Foxx
August 14, 2024/Nursing/Clinical Nursing

Exploring the Pediatric Oncology Specialty (Podcast)

Nurses find unique challenges, profound rewards when managing children with cancer

Surgeon holding VAD in the operating room
August 12, 2024/Pediatrics/Cardiology

Does Center Volume Impact VAD Implant Outcomes in Children?

Study explores center volume and outcomes using the STS-Pedimacs database

Researchers standing in lab looking at document
August 6, 2024/Pediatrics/Research

Prenatal Zika Infection: Long-Term Immune Consequences in Children

Findings challenge the current diagnostic criteria for congenital Zika syndrome, expanding the definition beyond skull or brain abnormalities

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