Length of storage during cardiac surgeries appears to have no detrimental effects on blood.
A team led by a pulmonologist-researcher found that in a children's hospital, an unexpected pathogen emerges as a common cause of infection.
Research may provide a model for identifying immune factors needed to control chronic infections.
A parent’s touch reduces agitation, allows infants and toddlers to remain extubated after heart surgery.
Probiotic biofilm enables the beneficial bacteria to withstand stomach acid, promote microbial activity and decrease intestinal inflammation.
Pediatricians urged to investigate underlying causes.
