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.
Researchers utilize a biomarker to predict disease severity during early stages of pneumonia.
Michael Brady, MD, an Infectious Diseases specialist at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, answers this common question from primary care providers.
Stewards thread together monitoring programs and new protocols while trimming unwarranted tests and diagnostic speed.
