Physicians in Tennessee reported a rash of cases of VKDB last year. Now, the CDC wants to know if it’s a sign of a national trend.
UNOS board eliminates age classification for child lung transplant candidates and alters rules for pediatric heart transplants.
Biome magazine hosts a Q&A on new findings about the immune response in pediatric sepsis.
Using antibiotics alone to treat children with uncomplicated acute appendicitis is a reasonable alternative to surgery.
Fifteen years ago, gene therapy suffered a highly visible fatality, leaving the field in shambles. Now, one team’s efforts at gene therapy for muscular dystrophy suggest the field may finally be on track to deliver on its initial promise.
Efforts to eliminate preventable harm in pediatric care are making progress. But can we make it to zero?
Proponents say the precision of genome editing could finally lead to big successes in gene therapy.
