Science Update: COVID-19 in third trimester may reduce level of SARS-CoV-2 antibodies transferred across the placenta
Science Update: COVID-19 in third trimester may reduce level of SARS-CoV-2 antibodies transferred across the placenta Source link
Media Advisory: Higher red cell transfusion threshold offers no advantage for treating preterm infants
Media Advisory: Higher red cell transfusion threshold offers no advantage for treating preterm infants Source link
Release: NIH funds eight studies to uncover risk factors for COVID-19-related inflammatory syndrome in children
Release: NIH funds eight studies to uncover risk factors for COVID-19-related inflammatory syndrome in children Source link
Release: Pregnant women in third trimester unlikely to pass SARS-CoV-2 infection to newborns
Release: Pregnant women in third trimester unlikely to pass SARS-CoV-2 infection to newborns Source link
Media Advisory: Infant opioid withdrawal therapy varies widely by treatment site
Media Advisory: Infant opioid withdrawal therapy varies widely by treatment site Source link
Science Update: Vegetarian diets during pregnancy associated with small infant birth weight
Science Update: Vegetarian diets during pregnancy associated with small infant birth weight Source link
Science Update: Parent questionnaires may improve prescribing practices for children with severe neurological impairments, NIH-funded study suggests
Science Update: Parent questionnaires may improve prescribing practices for children with severe neurological impairments, NIH-funded study suggests Source link
Spotlight: Medical Rehabilitation Research Center Marks 30th Anniversary
Spotlight: Medical Rehabilitation Research Center Marks 30th Anniversary Source link
Science Update: Women with asthma may be at higher risk for weight gain during pregnancy, NIH study suggests
Science Update: Women with asthma may be at higher risk for weight gain during pregnancy, NIH study suggests Source link
Science Update: In vitro fertilization may increase cancer risk among children with birth defects, NIH-funded study suggests
Science Update: In vitro fertilization may increase cancer risk among children with birth defects, NIH-funded study suggests Source link