Study: Transfusions linked to brain injury risk in very preterm infants
More red blood cell transfusions were linked to a higher risk of brain injury and eye disease in very preterm infants.
More red blood cell transfusions were linked to a higher risk of brain injury and eye disease in very preterm infants.
Clearer definitions and better data systems would help physicians and policy makers better understand risks, the society stated.
AI can improve blood donation and patient care, but experts emphasize the need for ethical safeguards and human oversight to ensure safety.
Thrombocytopenia can have many different causes other than FNAIT, according to authors of a recent review.
A study found that women experiencing high-risk pregnancies may benefit from longer-term virtual maternity care.
Though many mothers experiencing stillbirth or neonatal mortality desire comprehensive bereavement care, specific preferences may differ.
Better predictive biomarkers and universal screening may help reduce the burden of FNAIT, researchers stated.
Carrier screening can identify pregnancies that could benefit from early intervention, which could help prevent severe disease.
A recent study of mice showed that preventive antibodies may safely keep FNAIT from affecting the fetus.
Researchers found prediction tools for serious pregnancy complications need stronger evidence before they can be used in everyday care.