Neonatology
60 Children Die in Indian Hospital
At least 60 children have died at a public hospital in northern India, officials say, amid allegations that the oxygen supply was cut over unpaid bills, reported BBC.
Officials in Uttar Pradesh state admitted the supply had been disrupted but said this did not cause the deaths.
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Latest research reveals the more you hug your kids the smarter they get
Are you the kind of parent that’s always hugging your kids? If the answer is yes then don’t stop doing what you’re doing.
According to new reserach, physical affection during a baby’s development period is even more important than we thought.
Sofia Hosts 3rd Global Summit for Preemies
Bulgaria hosted on Friday the Third Global Summit for Improving the Standard of Care for Preemies, bringing together participants from five continents who united efforts to discuss ways of saving the life and health of premature babies, organizers say.
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World’s oldest doctoral candidate, 102, receives medical research-related PhD
According to the Guardian, German and US-trained pediatrician Ingeborg Syllm-Rapoport, finally received her PhD on Tuesday almost 80 years after the Nazi regime denied her the right to defend her dissertation because her mother was a Jew.
She was handed her PhD certificate during a celebratory ceremony at the University of Hamburg, according to the newspaper.
Turkish father tries to treat boy's rare illness with home-made medical instrument
A three-month-old baby diagnosed with Crigler-Najjar syndrome (CNS), a very rare illness, has started his treatment at a hospital in the southern province of Antalya, after his father hit headlines for trying to treat him with a home-made mechanism due to a lack of money.
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