Babies born with missing oesophagus could get transplant from PIGS in 5 years
A study from Great Ormond Street Hospital reveals that lab-engineered oesophagus tissues from pigs may be available for transplantation in infants with congenital oesophagus defects within five years.
Merritt father warns others after medical emergency involving his young son
A father in Merritt, B.C. is alerting others about tick bite dangers after his son experienced a serious medical emergency due to an attached tick.
Mum thought daughter, 11, had food poisoning but the truth was more sinister
An 11-year-old girl initially misdiagnosed with food poisoning was later found to have a serious condition revealed by a CT scan.
Two More Patients at Pediatric Medical Center Show 'Neurological Symptoms' as Vincristine Not Detected
Two additional patients at the Saitama Prefectural Pediatric Medical Center exhibited neurological symptoms following injection treatment, but no vincristine was detected in their cerebrospinal fluid.
U.S. Administration's Vaccine Reduction Policy Temporarily Halted by Court, Lawsuit Filed by Pediatric Academies
A federal court in Massachusetts has temporarily halted the U.S. government's decision to reduce the number of recommended childhood vaccinations, following a lawsuit from the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Regional Hospital of Pedro Juan receives milk donations from UCP/Interamericana
Medical students from the Central University of Paraguay donated 300 liters of milk to the pediatric wing of the Regional Hospital of Pedro Juan Caballero.
Girl with rare tumor accepted for experimental treatment in Italy and family mobilizes to raise over R$ 1 million: 'Race for Life'
A Brazilian family is urgently trying to raise over R$ 1 million for experimental treatment in Italy for their 6-year-old daughter diagnosed with a rare and aggressive brain tumor.
Notification for March 17
Various upcoming events are announced, including a reading group and charity donations to aid pediatric patients.
At 20 years old, he has already defeated five cancers and is now treating a new tumor
Luis Adolpho, a 20-year-old from Brazil, has overcome five different cancers since the age of three and is currently undergoing treatment for a new tumor.
Pediatricians warn of an increase in dietary trends 'fuelled by social media'
Pediatricians in Argentina are raising alarms about the rise of dietary trends promoted by social media, particularly affecting vulnerable adolescents.
Why are the instructions and different drugs used? The dispensing procedure at Saitama Children's Medical Center
Three patients treated for leukemia had their conditions worsen after being injected with a drug not intended for their treatment.
Lucídio Portella Children's Hospital Celebrates 40 Years with Pediatric Symposium
Lucídio Portella Children's Hospital in Piauí, Brazil, commemorates its 40th anniversary by hosting the first Pediatric Symposium on March 16, aimed at advancing pediatric care in the region.
Unexpected Drug Detected in Cerebrospinal Fluid; One Dead and Two in Critical Condition at Saitama Pediatric Hospital
Three leukemia patients experienced severe complications after receiving chemotherapy at a pediatric hospital in Saitama, resulting in one death and two patients in critical condition due to the detection of an unexpected drug in their cerebrospinal fluid.
A three-year-old boy received a heart transplant using a novel technique in a national hospital
A landmark heart transplant procedure using a novel regional normothermic perfusion technique was successfully performed on a three-year-old boy in an Argentine national hospital.
Hospital defends CMD after suspension over Chimamanda son’s death
Atlantis Pediatric Hospital defends its Chief Medical Director, Atinuke Uwajeh, after suspension related to the investigation of a child's death involving the son of author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie.
Joller discusses the future of the children's hospital with Solman
Karmen Joller plans to address concerns raised by medical professionals regarding proposed changes to the Tallinn hospital network that could affect pediatric care, in a meeting with Deputy Mayor Riina Solman.
There Was No One to Operate in Latvia - A Boy from Jelgava Was Saved by Doctors in Kaunas
A boy suffering from dystonia was successfully treated with deep brain stimulation surgery in Kaunas, the only facility in the Baltic States capable of performing such procedures on children.
4-year-old receives $50,000 free surgery and regains health in Manabí
A 4-year-old boy from Sucre canton in Ecuador has undergone life-changing surgery to correct a congenital malformation, allowing him to live a normal life.
Colby Cosh: The Canadian pediatric medicine researchers who 'made it up'
A recent article highlights the scandal involving Canadian pediatric researchers and the consequences of publishing misleading medical information.
SUS begins unprecedented distribution of malaria medication for children in the Amazon
The Brazilian Ministry of Health has started distributing the first pediatric formulation of tafenoquine to treat malaria in children in the Amazon region.
Hmut, in Taubaté, will have pediatric ICU with seven beds; transfers are scheduled for this Thursday
A new pediatric intensive care unit (ICU) has been inaugurated at the Municipal University Hospital of Taubaté (Hmut) in Brazil, featuring seven beds and set to begin operations soon.
Nurses and technicians at Monaldi: 'From Oppido, aggression and humiliation in the operating room'
A letter from the nursing and technical staff at Monaldi hospital highlights a culture of mistrust and intimidation fostered by Guido Oppido regarding a pediatric cardiac surgery case.
It Wasn't Just a Bulging Belly: Liver Fat Has Increased in Elementary School Students
The rising prevalence of obesity among children is significantly increasing the number of pediatric liver fat cases in South Korea.
A short film gives voice to the emptiness felt by families of children with incurable diseases: “It doesn’t matter so much how much time is left as how we are going to navigate it”
A short film highlights the emotional struggles of families with children suffering from incurable diseases through the lens of pediatric palliative care.
Øystein Førre saw opportunities that others did not
Professor emeritus Øystein Førre, a significant figure in rheumatology, passed away on February 9 at the age of 88.
1-Year-Old Child Undergoes Complex Surgery to Reconstruct Eyelid at DF Hospital: 'Relief', Says Mother
A one-year-old child named Anthony Theo undergoes successful eyelid reconstruction surgery after dealing with a congenital eyelid malformation caused by a benign tumor.
Bone Lengthening. A Breakthrough Method in Pediatric Orthopedics Enables a Quick Return to Normal Life
A new breakthrough method in pediatric orthopedics facilitates faster recovery for children requiring bone lengthening procedures.
The chief physician: 'The heart will not restart'
The article discusses the failed heart transplant of a young boy named Domenico, highlighting crucial delays and tensions during the medical procedures leading to his death.
South Africa: "Ethics, Trust, and the Future of Pediatric HIV Cure"
A recent webinar addressed the ethical and scientific considerations in pediatric HIV cure research, highlighting the role of people living with HIV in this field.
Zakynthos: The infant in stable condition – The pediatrician's posts after suspension
A five-month-old infant suffering from meningitis is in stable condition in the Pediatric ICU at the University Hospital of Rio, while a pediatrician's absence during a critical time raises concerns.
The nurses: "We tried to thaw the heart with cold and warm water"
Nurses at Monaldi Hospital in Naples recount their desperate attempts to thaw a frozen heart for a two-and-a-half-year-old boy's transplant.
Baby with an intestine six times smaller than ideal is discharged after being hospitalized since birth, in Paraná
Paulo Junior de Freitas, a baby with a severe intestinal malformation, has been discharged from the hospital after a year of surgeries and infections.
CHARTS ⟩ The number of self-referred patients has decreased, but this does not manage the overload in the ER
The number of self-referred patients to emergency services in Estonia has decreased, but there remains significant pressure on emergency departments due to minor health issues not properly directed to general practitioners.
Zakynthos: Anxiety for the infant who contracted meningitis – What the pediatrician says
A five-month-old infant is in critical but stable condition after being hospitalized with bacterial meningitis and meningococcal sepsis, amid allegations from the parents of a severe delay in medical examination at the local hospital.
Gpaci Hospital completes renovation two years after flood that inundated facility in Sorocaba
Gpaci Hospital in Sorocaba, Brazil, has completed its renovation two years after being flooded, enhancing its facilities for patient care and safety.
Boy bitten by jararaca snake gets discharged after specialized treatment at the Regional Hospital of Baixo Amazonas
A five-year-old boy, João Paulo Soares Mendes, was discharged from a Brazilian hospital after receiving treatment for a jararaca snake bite.
Araruama Pediatric Urgent Care Unit has part of the roof destroyed after heavy rain
The Pediatric Urgent Care Unit in Araruama, Brazil, suffered roof damage due to heavy rains, prompting temporary patient transfers and immediate repairs.
Last year, more pediatric clinics closed than opened, what to do about the shortage of clinics?
The closure of pediatric clinics in South Korea has surpassed openings, raising concerns about accessibility and the quality of care for children's health needs.
Beware, however, of putting the Monaldi on the pillory
The article discusses the loss of trust in Naples' Monaldi Hospital following a tragic incident related to a pediatric heart transplant.
'I saw white glow in my son's eye - I cried a lot when we got diagnosis'
A mother discovers a concerning glow in her son’s eye, leading to a diagnosis of retinoblastoma, a rare eye cancer.
Domenico and the burned heart transplant, the heart surgeon: "Dry ice was a fatal mistake"
A pediatric heart surgeon discusses the critical error involving dry ice during a heart transplant procedure that ultimately led to the death of a young boy.
More children survive cancer – even difficult diagnoses
Advances in research and healthcare have led to improved treatment outcomes for pediatric cancer patients in Sweden.
The 60 days of agony of the little warrior. Now a foundation: 'Let it not happen again'
A mother mourns her son Domenico, who died after a prolonged battle in intensive care following a complicated heart operation, leading her to advocate for change in the healthcare system.
Silences and cross accusations: the time for reckoning among the doctors of Monaldi
A heavy atmosphere among professionals at Monaldi's pediatric cardiac surgery unit, highlighted by internal conflicts and the tragic death of a child, raises serious questions about their responsibilities and protocols.
The head nurse of Monaldi: “For two months we cared for Domenico, his end is a defeat”
In an interview, Giovanni Bufalino, head of the Pediatric Cardiac Surgery ICU at Monaldi, reflects on the emotional toll of caring for Domenico, illustrating the dedication of the medical staff during his treatment.
Court orders Campo Grande city hall to expand pediatric beds
The Mato Grosso do Sul Court ordered Campo Grande's city government to create more hospital beds for children due to severe overcrowding issues.
Two-year-old Domenico, who received a damaged heart in Italy during a transplant, has died
Two-year-old Domenico, who underwent a heart transplant in Italy, has passed away due to complications associated with the procedure.
The ordeal of little Domenico: from the transplant of a 'burned' heart to the sad epilogue
Domenico's tragic story involves a heart transplant gone wrong and ongoing investigations surrounding the case.
The Last Hours of Domenico. "We Will Not Unplug the Plug"
Domenico, a two-year-old boy with heart disease, is in critical condition at a Naples hospital after undergoing a heart transplant, as his parents and medical team struggle with the grim prognosis and seek to provide compassionate care during this painful time.
The Little Ones in the Office
The article discusses two stories that highlight challenges in medical treatment for children, including a historical case of a boy suffering from a rare disease and a recent case involving potential medical abuse.