In the following novel coronavirus round up, we provide answers to some FAQs and links to a wide variety of resources for health care providers and families.
More than half of high-risk CMV-positive newborns may have abnormalities not detected by a physical exam alone.
CMV is the leading non-genetic cause of sensorineural hearing loss in infancy and childhood. Identification of newborns with congenital CMV infection can improve their outcomes by early intervention programs and/or antiviral treatment.
Ranges of disease-carrying ticks are shifting in the United States. Combined with family travel, this means physicians and families should have a wider lens on what tick-borne diseases they might encounter.
Clinician scientists collaborate to use virus-specific T-cells from the mother to successfully treat a systemic adenovirus infection in a preterm infant.
