Doctors complete the penultimate stage of separating conjoined twins in the interior of SP in 6 hours
Surgeons at the Hospital das Clínicas in Ribeirão Preto have completed the fourth and penultimate surgery for separating twins Heloísa and Helena, who were conjoined at the head.
Only 53rd in the world. Four-year-old Diana was born with a unique combination of anomalies; Czech specialists have not encountered her before
Four-year-old Diana was born with a rare combination of medical anomalies, making her the 53rd case of its kind in the world, presenting unprecedented challenges for Czech medical specialists.
The hardest part is telling parents that their child is dying, says award-winning nurse
An award-winning nurse discusses the emotional difficulty of notifying parents about their child's terminal condition.
More children who have been declared healthy may have heart defects
New indications suggest that children previously declared healthy may actually have undetected heart defects, prompting follow-up measures by healthcare providers.
Benign tumor removed from the liver of a 40-day-old baby weighing 5 kg
A 40-day-old infant had a successful surgery to remove a benign tumor from her liver after initial fever symptoms revealed a complex medical issue.
When short stature hides a genetic cause: "In recent years we have known many genes that regulate growth"
New genomic sequencing techniques are unraveling the genetic factors behind short stature in children, leading to improved diagnostic accuracy.
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.
American pediatricians deal with an increase in misinformed parents about vaccines
American pediatricians are facing a significant rise in vaccine hesitancy among parents, leading to challenges in promoting routine vaccinations for children.
Specialized center offers 100 treatment spots for children who wet the bed in Salvador
A specialized center in Salvador is offering 100 free treatment spots for children aged 5 to 17 suffering from nocturnal enuresis, allowing them to receive care remotely.
Stollery Children’s Hospital life-saving ECMO program receives international recognition
The ECMO program at Stollery Children’s Hospital in Alberta has been recognized internationally for its life-saving capabilities, demonstrated by the case of a young boy who survived a critical health crisis.
Daniel Becker, pediatrician: "The first 1000 days of a baby's life are the most important period in a human's life"
Pediatrician Daniel Becker discusses the critical importance of the first 1000 days of life, stating it significantly influences a person's future.
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.
Ukrainian pediatrician in Malacky / Even during the war, one does not wait so long for a medical examination in Ukraine as here
Ukrainian pediatrician Natalija Seredenko discusses her experiences and challenges working in Slovakia after fleeing the war in Ukraine.
Sought answers throughout life. The secret was hidden in DNA
John Graham, a medical genetics and pediatrics professor, discovered a genetic mutation responsible for his family's dental agenesis after extensive research on his genome.
The Sant Joan de Déu Hospital implants the world's smallest pacemaker in a 2.1-kilo baby girl
The Sant Joan de Déu Hospital in Barcelona has successfully implanted the world's smallest pacemaker, measuring just two centimeters, into a newborn weighing 2.1 kilograms who was diagnosed with a serious heart condition during pregnancy.
María Gallego, the number 1 in Nursing in the 2026 exam: "Childhood is a decisive stage and here we can make a difference for life"
María Gallego, recognized as the top nursing candidate in the 2026 exam, emphasizes the importance of early childhood care in her future nursing practice.
The madrileña María Gallego, best provisional EIR 2026, opts for Pediatrics
María Gallego, a 22-year-old student from Madrid, has achieved the top position in the EIR 2026 exam and chooses to specialize in Pediatrics, expressing a strong vocation for caring for children.
How many hours of screen time are too many according to age
The article discusses screen time recommendations for children, emphasizing that excessive use can harm development, and introduces guidelines from the Argentine Society of Pediatrics.
New revelations about the 'missing' pediatrician in Zakynthos – Absences and misdiagnosis
A five-month-old infant at the Zakynthos hospital was saved at the last moment due to the quick intervention of the family and a private doctor, after serious diagnostic errors and the absence of the responsible pediatrician during an emergency shift.
The pediatrician of Zakynthos Hospital suspended for the infant with meningitis
A pediatrician at Zakynthos Hospital has been suspended following an investigation into their absence during the critical care of a hospitalized infant with meningitis.
A study involving Vall d'Ebron identifies the first effective drug for preventing migraines in children and adolescents
An international study has shown the drug fremanezumab to be effective and safe in reducing migraine frequency in children and adolescents, an important breakthrough in migraine care.
Artificial Intelligence Diagnoses Children's Brain Tumors with 92% Accuracy Without Surgery
A new AI algorithm, M-PACT, developed by international researchers, can diagnose and classify children's brain tumors with 92% accuracy using only spinal fluid samples.
Effect of Influencers: Social Media Fuels Desire for Alcohol
A recent study shows that seeing influencers consume alcohol on social media increases the desire among young adults to drink.
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.
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.
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.
Transplanted child, mother's announcement: end-of-life procedures have begun
The mother of a child from Naples, whose heart transplant resulted in severe damage, has announced the start of end-of-life care procedures aimed at alleviating suffering.
Patricia, the mother of the boy from Naples with the 'burnt heart', after the refusal of a new transplant: 'As long as my son breathes, I will not leave him'
A mother fights for her son Domenico, a two-year-old boy with a serious heart condition who has been denied a second transplant due to his incompatible health conditions.
The worst news: new transplant for the boy who received a damaged heart was ruled out
A committee of experts has ruled out the possibility of a new heart transplant for two-and-a-half-year-old Tommaso, who previously received a damaged organ.
Time, Weight, Blood Type: Here are the Key Issues for the Decision on the Transplant
Experts in Naples are facing crucial decisions regarding a heart transplant for a young patient who previously underwent a transplant with a damaged heart.
Hospital Foundation offers pediatric drive with 300 spots for children in Feira de Santana; learn more
The Hospital Foundation in Feira de Santana is organizing a pediatric event offering 300 free appointments for children aged up to 13 years.
Leukemia Leads Cases of Childhood Cancer Among Pediatric Oncology Patients at HRBA
In 2025, 74% of confirmed childhood cancer diagnoses at the Hospital Regional do Baixo Amazonas were leukemia cases.
For a heart, the wait lasts from 3 to 11 months
A child in Naples awaits a heart transplant, facing a long wait and uncertain survival odds as experts weigh in on his condition.
The report from super experts: 'Kidneys and lungs also in crisis'
Medical experts report that the child's condition is critical, with severe issues affecting the kidneys and lungs, making retransplantation unfeasible.
More than 3 cases of cancer are diagnosed daily in children under 15, and pediatricians call for measures to improve access
Child cancer is more common than believed, with over 3 daily cases in Argentina, prompting pediatricians to advocate for better access to care.
Child Awaiting a Heart, Family Lawyer: 'Today the CT Scan'. Tomorrow New Assessment at Monaldi
A two-year-old boy who had a damaged heart transplanted on December 23 is awaiting a new heart, with his family lawyer stating that a CT scan will be performed today followed by a medical assessment tomorrow.
Child with a faulty heart. Transportation, operation brought forward: the chain of errors that became fatal
A two-year-old boy's life was jeopardized by a series of medical errors during transport and treatment between Bolzano and Naples.
Naples on edge: the coroner says that the two-year-old boy with a 'burned' heart cannot undergo another transplant
A two-year-old boy in Naples, whose heart was reportedly 'burned' during transport, is deemed unfit for another transplant according to a coroner, prompting the family to seek an external evaluation.
An Hour in Front of the TV is a Thing of the Past? Experts from AAP Change the Approach to Screens for Children
The American Academy of Pediatrics is shifting its perspective on children's screen time, emphasizing a broader understanding of the digital ecosystem they inhabit.
How much time can children spend in front of screens? There are new recommendations
New guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics are reshaping the conversation around children's screen time, emphasizing not just the quantity but the quality and context of digital media exposure.
The mother of the child who received a 'burnt' heart transplant: 'We need a new one within 48 hours'
A mother pleads for a new heart for her son after he received a 'burnt' heart transplant and is in critical condition in Naples.
Rains and back to school increase respiratory disease cases in children
The onset of rainy season and return to school has led to a notable rise in respiratory illnesses among children in Brazil.
Zagreb is 15 years old: Parents in Split thrilled with new practice in the clinic
Parents in Split are pleased with a new practice in a pediatric clinic that separates appointments for healthy and sick children to reduce the spread of infections.
A judge orders HHS to restore children's health funding as a lawsuit continues
A federal judge has directed the Trump administration to reinstate approximately $12 million in funding to the American Academy of Pediatrics amidst an ongoing lawsuit.
A pediatrician on the use of mobile phones among adolescents: "Until the age of 16..."
A pediatrician discusses the implications of mobile phone usage among adolescents, emphasizing the importance of limiting their use until 16 years old.
Bratislava is short of 17 general practitioners, 358 more are needed overall. Five municipalities lack a pediatrician (maps on the situation with doctors)
Bratislava faces a shortage of general practitioners, with 358 needed overall and almost 100 pediatricians missing across Slovakia, although the situation shows signs of improvement.
Winter holidays without 'zombies' in front of screens: Pediatrician reveals how to set boundaries for children and oneself
As children approach a week of holiday with ample free time, parents struggle to manage screen time without clear rules, prompting experts to warn of the potential negative consequences of excessive screen usage.
David Andina, pediatrician: "Doctors neither get rich with shifts nor sleep them"
Pediatrician David Andina shares insights on parenting health challenges while criticizing the working conditions faced by his profession.
Pediatrician Cyril Děckař: Fever is a symptom, we don’t see anything interesting about it in the emergency room
Czech pediatrician Cyril Matějka, also known as Cyril Děckař on Instagram, uses humor and practical advice in his videos to educate parents about children's health issues, aiming to reduce unnecessary emergency visits.