Hepatitis B remains one of the most important preventable causes of chronic liver disease worldwide. When infection passes from a pregnant person to an infant…
Hepatitis B remains one of the most important preventable causes of chronic liver disease worldwide. When infection passes from a pregnant person to an infant…
Perinatal emergencies demand rapid decisions, precise communication, and coordinated action across obstetric, neonatal, anesthesia, midwifery, and nursing…
Drug therapy in a preterm infant requires more than adjusting an adult dose to a smaller body size. Immature organs, rapid physiological change, variable…
Fetal magnetic resonance imaging has become an important complement to prenatal ultrasound when a developing brain is difficult to assess or an abnormality…
Sleep changes are common during pregnancy, but persistent disruption is not always a harmless part of gestation. Insomnia, obstructive sleep apnea, restless…
The neonatal intensive care unit is a place where advanced technology and human contact must work together. Infants born extremely early or with serious…
Neonatal viral infections can begin with subtle findings and progress rapidly. A newborn may initially appear well while carrying a serious risk of…
Twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS) is a serious complication of monochorionic twin pregnancy. Shared placental vascular connections can create an uneven…
Pregnancy, birth, and the postnatal period should be safe, understandable, and dignified for every patient. Women with physical, sensory, intellectual,…
Human milk banks connect lactating donors, neonatal services, and vulnerable infants through a carefully controlled system for collecting, testing, processing,…