Infant Health

1 in 5 babies infected with cCMV will have long-term health problems, making diagnosis and prompt disease management key to better outcomes

Saliva-based screening detected congenital cytomegalovirus infection with almost 99 percent sensitivity, per previous research in newborns

The CDC data show nirsevimab is 90 percent effective in preventing infants from being hospitalized with RSV

NIH-funded study shows prenatal mental health support is effective for women living in low-resource settings

Molecular biomarker-based detection methods developed using real-world data could help assess preeclampsia risk early

Maternal antibodies elicited by COVID-19 vaccine and booster doses were identified in infants’ cord blood

Results are from the largest study to date on the safety of newborns whose mothers were vaccinated against COVID-19 during pregnancy

This simple blood test may enable screening pregnant women for serious genetic diseases in their unborn children

Genome sequencing uncovered risks of several pediatric-onset conditions that may benefit from early intervention

Lab-developed, FDA-cleared assays that use validated biomarkers could help detect and manage preeclampsia