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Recent findings demonstrate a 74% first-attempt success rate for neonatal intubation using video laryngoscopy, compared to 45% with direct laryngoscopy. This method not only improves outcomes but also reduces the median number of intubation attempts, reinforcing its value in neonatal emergency care.

In a randomized trial involving over 500 preterm infants, researchers found that neither specialized amino acid solutions nor milk supplements significantly altered body composition at 4 months, suggesting that simpler feeding regimes may be equally effective.

This study reveals a paradigm shift in managing patent ductus arteriosus in preterm infants, highlighting expectant management’s noninferiority to early ibuprofen treatment in reducing critical neonatal morbidities.

Explore the intersection of artificial intelligence and neonatal care with a groundbreaking AI model designed to support the early detection of pulmonary hypertension in newborns, enhancing diagnostic precision and treatment initiation.

New research indicates that maternal hemoglobin levels can significantly impact both maternal and neonatal health outcomes, suggesting a need for revised antenatal care guidelines.

Discover how a study from USC reveals that the most common genetic cause of ALS and FTD may have its roots in embryonic development, offering new avenues for early diagnosis and treatment.