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A recent study found non-nutritive pacifiers can be used to improve the pain response of infants undergoing venous blood collection.

A new next-generation sequencing method allows advanced tracking of transfused platelets in FNAIT, regardless of ethnicity or multiple transfusions.

Although rare, thrombocytopenia is an adverse effect that may be associated with intravenous immunoglobulin therapy, a recent study found

Recent strategies have emerged to improve the quality and supply of platelets for transfusions, a key treatment for patients with FNAIT.

A recent study found that children with FNAIT may be at an elevated risk of developing autism later in childhood, regardless of ICH status.

Comprehensive strategies linking obstetrics and neonatology reduced maternal separation anxiety in families affected by FNAIT.

Low levels of platelets may be an early warning sign of severe newborn sepsis.

Most UK fetal medicine centers agreed on using intravenous immunoglobulin to treat FNAIT, but opinions varied on when to begin treatment.

A study found brain injury and inflammation markers may not reliably reflect treatment progress for intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH).

A high frequency ultrasound can reveal a buildup of fluid surrounding the brains of infants a recent study found.