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A recent study found congenital hemangiomas may be linked to temporary drops in platelet levels in newborns.

A nurse navigator program for families of infants leaving the NICU did not raise health system costs and helped families get needed support.

Most very preterm babies received antenatal corticosteroids in a large U.S. study, but only about half received them at the ideal time.

Rare disease pregnancy complications were common, but stable disease before conception was linked to fewer complications.

A national survey of U.K. specialists found wide variation in how doctors manage fetal and neonatal alloimmune thrombocytopenia (FNAIT).

Virtual therapy led to improved maternal mental health and infant outcomes, which is especially meaningful for families managing FNAIT.

An AI-based system improved the accuracy and consistency of therapeutic plasma exchange consult replies in a recent study.

Electronic bedside transfusion checks received favorable ratings from health care workers and may help improve safety, accuracy and workflow.

A freeze-dried platelet-derived product improved clotting in blood samples from patients with severe thrombocytopenia.

Researchers found that adding ELISA helped detect more platelet antibodies, which may support FNAIT diagnosis and transfusion care.