Categorizing infants with pulmonary vein stenosis into stable and progressive groups could help inform treatment.
Study finds that waiting to go to the emergency department for treatment increases likelihood of hospitalization.
Researchers are concerned about declining vaccination rates in the Nationwide Children’s Hospital pediatric primary care network.
In a preclinical mouse model, researchers identify the immune cell balancing act that determines whether renal scarring will occur following kidney infection
Three new therapies are changing the prognosis for spinal muscular atrophy, but long-term monitoring of respiratory outcomes is still necessary.
Voice assistants can provide valuable information during a health crisis, but their usefulness in health care could be much broader.
A survey finds most children with functional abdominal pain disorders use at least one form of complementary and alternative medicine.
