GE HealthCare has issued a letter to affected customers recommending Infant Resuscitation Systems and Warmers with a M1091607-R blender be corrected prior to continued use, according to an FDA alert.
GE HealthCare has issued a letter to affected customers recommending Infant Resuscitation Systems and Warmers with a M1091607-R blender be corrected prior to continued use, according to an FDA alert.
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Researchers identified specific milestones that help clinicians determine when infants with bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) will no longer require respiratory support.
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A case report suggests high doses of oxycodone in breastfeeding mothers can lead to apnea and bradycardia in newborns due to immature metabolic pathways.
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A study found that infant immune systems respond very differently to RSV and SARS-CoV-2, with important treatment implications.
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The 2026 AAP recommendations remain largely unchanged from 2025 but differ from the CDC’s new immunization schedule.
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The Neotech RAM Cannula is designed for comfort and compatibility with low-flow and high-flow...
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The NeoSucker Curved provides an anatomically designed alternative to hard plastic suction tips to help reduce tissue trauma.
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A new report shows steady progress in identifying cystic fibrosis earlier, with 67% of CF infants screened in 2024 within the first 28 days of life, compared to 60% in 2014.
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Neotech Products will partner with Imagine Devices on development of its Trinity Tube, a multifunctional neonatal nasogastric feeding tube concept designed to integrate feeding, vital sign monitoring, and internal respiratory pressure monitoring into a single device.
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Newborns who receive surgery for a severe form of spina bifida are more likely to suffer from breathing disruptions during sleep than previously known.
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Recent advances in maternal vaccines and long-acting monoclonal antibodies have broadened the scope of RSV prevention, but questions remain.
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The CDC and HHS reduced the federally recommended childhood immunization schedule from 17 to 11 vaccinations, removing shots for seasonal flu and other infectious diseases.
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Understanding care gaps from restricted video electroencephalography (EEG) availability is critical for improving NICU seizure management, where delays impact neurodevelopment.
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Pregnant women were nearly 3.5 times more likely than non-pregnant women to require respiratory support when hospitalized for COVID-19.
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HHS secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr approved the addition of duchenne muscular dystrophy and metachromatic leukodystrophy to the Recommended Uniform Screening Panel (RUSP).
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An Oakland-based neonatal transport unit will provide lifesaving NICU care for critically ill newborns in Northern California.
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For infants in their first RSV season, the monoclonal antibody Nirsevimab (Beyfortus) was 80% effective against RSV-related ICU admission and 83% effective against acute respiratory failure.
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CHLA researchers are investigating low-field MRI to safely capture both lung structure and function for infants with bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD).
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New guidelines from the AAP/AHA update procedures for pediatric and neonatal CPR and emergency cardiovascular care for the first time since 2020.
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Diagnosis of anaphylactic food allergy decreased after landmark LEAP study and expert guidelines encouraging early peanut introduction.
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New evidence reveals that changes to infant sleep practices during an illness may actually increase the risks of sudden unexpected infant death (SUID).
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GE HealthCare’s CareIntellect for Perinatal is a cloud-first Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) application designed to help clinicians improve maternal and fetal care.
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A modern-day analysis of historical birth records suggests that maternal infection with flu-like illness during the 1918 influenza pandemic may have contributed to an increase in premature births and other adverse outcomes, with male infants being hardest hit.
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Educational and clinical decision-support tools increased the number of pediatricians promoting early peanut introduction to infants to prevent peanut allergy.
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