Infant's Health News

• Preterm Babies Given Certain Fatty Acids Have Better Vision

• Hardship Affects the Gut Microbiome Across Generations

• Exposure to Antiseizure Medications Does Not Harm Neurological Development in Young Children
• In Rats, Loss of Immune Cells Leads Non-Moms to Care for Newborns

• Each Mom Passes Unique Set of Breast Milk Antibodies to Baby

• New Research Shows Babies' Immunological Weak Spot and Strength

• Multidisciplinary Team Reduced Hypothermia in NICU Babies During and After Surgery

• Genome Sequencing Highly Effective at Diagnosing Genetic Disorders in Newborns and Infants
• Caesarean Birth Injury Rates Have Risen for Mums and Babies but Training and a New Device Could Change That
• Maternal Dengue Fever: 'Compelling Evidence' That Even Mild Infections Impact Birth Outcomes
• Unborn Babies Use 'greedy' Gene from Dads to 'remote-Control' Mums Into Feeding Them Extra Food

• Study Uncovers Gut Bacteria Differences in Children Who Later Develop Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis

• Holograms for Life: Improving IVF Success

• Global Efforts to Reduce Infectious Diseases Must Extend Beyond Early Childhood

• Unsafe Feeding Methods Spiked During Infant Formula Shortage

• RSV Is a Serious Heath Threat, but the Public Knows Little About It
• One in Five Women Become Pregnant Naturally After Having a Baby Conceived With IVF

• Dads Are Key in Supporting Breastfeeding, Safe Infant Sleep

• Technique Restores Healthy Bacterial Balance in C-Section Babies

• Poor Air Quality Linked to Cognitive Problems in Babies

• Impact of Maternal Stress During Pregnancy on Child's Health

• Drinking Alcohol While Breastfeeding Impacts Health of Newborns

• Early Signs That May Help Predict ADHD Risk

• Healing the Unhealable: New Approach Helps Bones Mend Themselves
• Select Cells 'home in on the Skin Like Guided Missiles' At Birth to Enhance Immunity

• Father's Alcohol Consumption Before Conception Linked to Brain and Facial Defects in Offspring

• Living With Pet Cats or Dogs Is Associated With Fewer Food Allergies in Young Children, Study Finds

• Beneficial Bacteria in the Infant Gut Uses Nitrogen from Breast Milk to Support Baby's Health

• Preterm Babies Do Not Habituate to Repeated Pain

• Global Maternal Strep B Vaccination Program Could Save Millions and Prevent Thousands of Deaths Worldwide

• New Stem Cell Model Developed for Research Into a Life-Threatening Malformation of the Newborn Lung

• Whether Born Naturally or Via Cesarean Section, Babies Receive Essential Microbes from Their Mothers
• Respiratory Disease in Early Childhood Linked to Higher Risk of Early Death in Adulthood

• Pregnant Patients With Anxiety Have Altered Immune Systems

• Small Differences in Mom's Behavior May Show Up in Child's Epigenome

• Obesity in Pregnant Women Could Alter the Structure and Function of the Placenta Increasing the Risk of Poor Health Outcomes for Both Mother and Baby

• Common Pregnancy Complications May Slow Development of Infant in the Womb, Study Finds

• High Infant Mortality Rates and Global Human Population Rise

• What Makes the Immune Systems of Prematurely Born Babies Susceptible to Deadly Infections?

• New Insights Into Fetal Development May Protect Against Leukaemia

• Mothers' Alcohol Consumption Before and During Pregnancy Is Linked to Changes in Children's Face Shapes

• New Study Identifies Risk Factors Associated With Low Birthweights

• Brain-Wave Data and Hearing Test May Help Diagnosis Autism Earlier

• Disrupted Flow of Brain Fluid May Underlie Neurodevelopmental Disorders

• Combined Steroid and Statin Treatment Could Reduce 'accelerated Aging' In Preterm Babies, Study in Rats Suggests
• Babies Remember Faces Despite Face Masks, Study Suggests
• Brain Injuries Drop 20% for Babies With Heart Defects

• Migraine Associated With Increased Risk for Pregnancy Complications

• New Collection of Human Brain Atlases That Chart Postnatal Development

• Expert Analysis Refutes Claims That Humans Are Colonized by Bacteria Before Birth

• Residential Green Space Is Associated With Higher Birth Weight

• Early Tastings Shorten Breastfeeding

• Green Environments in Residential Areas Impact the Composition of Sugar Molecules in Breastmilk

• Preterm Birth Linked to Chemicals Found in the Vagina, Study Finds

• Falling Birth Rate in US Not Due to Less Desire to Have Children

• Study Finds Program to Prevent Cerebral Palsy in Premature Babies Is Effective

• Researchers Identify Blood Panel to Predict Placenta Accreta
• Incurable Liver Disease May Prove Curable

• Spontaneous Baby Movements Have Purpose

• Evidence of Horizontal Gene Transfer Between Human Maternal Microbiome and Infant Gut Microbiome

• Infant Gene Therapy Is a Breakthrough for Artemis-SCID Patients

• Antidepressant Use, Infection During Pregnancy Linked to Neurodevelopmental Changes in Babies, Study Suggests

• Long-Term Immune Response to SARS-CoV-2 mRNA Vaccination Is Unaffected by Pregnancy, Study Finds

• Antibodies to Common Antibiotic Possible New Risk Factor for Type 1 Diabetes

• Working in Extreme Heat Puts Strain on Fetus

• Pregnant Moms' Stress May Accelerate Cell Aging of White, Not Black, Kids, Study Finds

• Single-Cell 'atlas' Reveals Origin of an Aggressive Brain Tumor
• Potential Genetic Variants Linked to Increased Cancer Risk in Children With Birth Defects

• Zika-Exposed Children May Display Neurodevelopmental Differences, Study Finds

• Scale of Impact of Maternal Zika Virus Infection on Offspring in Early Life

• Birth Choices After Previous Cesarean and Risk of Pelvic Floor Surgery
• Challenging Guidelines on Pregnancy Interval Following Miscarriage or Abortion
• Drinking During Pregnancy Changes Baby's Brain Structure

• Brain Organoids Reveal in Detail the Harms of Prenatal Alcohol Exposure
• Unusual Type of Antibody Shows Ultrapotent Activity Against Zika

• Children With Severe Form of Epilepsy Should Receive Flu Vaccine Due to High Seizure Risk After Influenza Infection, Study Finds

• Baby's Vaccine Responses Linked to Birth Delivery Method, Study Finds
• 小分子在母乳可以保护婴儿from Developing Allergies

• Carnitine Intake Is Associated With Better Postnatal Growth and Larger Brain Size in Very Preterm Infants

• Decades-Long Push to Lower Stillbirth Rate in the US Has Stalled

• Biomarkers That Predict Preeclampsia Risk
• COVID-19 Vaccination Leads to Higher Antibody Levels Than Natural Infection in Both Pregnant People and Their Babies, Study Finds

• Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes in Women With Inactive Inflammatory Bowel Disease

• Researchers Studying New Way to Heal Diabetic Wounds by Activating 'hidden' Mechanism in the Body

• How Low-Cost Earbuds Can Make Newborn Hearing Screening Accessible

• Study Finds Persistent Disparities in Access to Prenatal Care Among Pregnant People Based on Citizenship Status and Education Level

• Non-White Newborns With Cystic Fibrosis More Likely to Be Missed in Screening

• Single Stranded Suture Threads Could Prevent Pregnancy Infection Complications, C-STICH Trial Finds
• Study Reveals Disparities in Childbearing by Race and Education Level

• A 10,000-Year-Old Infant Burial Provides Insights Into the Use of Baby Carriers and Family Heirlooms in Prehistory
• Impact of Pandemic on Children's Mental Health

• Metabolism, Not Genes, May Offer More Insight Into Risk of Some Diseases
• High Exposure to Glyphosate in Pregnancy Could Cause Lower Birth Weights in Babies

• Children Commonly Face New, Worsening Health Problems Months After Critical Illness from Sepsis

• Birthweights Below the 25th Percentile Linked to Later Developmental Concerns

• After Stroke in an Infant's Brain, Right Side of Brain Compensates for Loss of Language in Left Side

• COVID-19大流行可能会降低母乳喂养

• World's First Stem Cell Treatment for Spina Bifida Delivered During Fetal Surgery

• New Avenues to Reduce Long-Term Complications in Preterm Infants

• Prenatal Acetaminophen Use Linked to Sleep, Attention Problems in Preschoolers