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Tracing Fetal Heart: A Secret to Conquer Congenital Defects

Tracing Fetal Heart: A Secret to Conquer Congenital Defects

High-fidelity visualization of a fetal heart is essential for deep understanding about heart myofibers orientation and the relation with congenital defects.

‘Artificial Wombs’ In Human Trials Await FDA Approval

‘Artificial Wombs’ In Human Trials Await FDA Approval

FDA approval is sought for “artificial womb” clinical trials (mimicking lamb trials) in humans, that can potentially reduce mortality in premature babies.

Nutritional Supplements Fight Against Fetal Alcohol Exposure Effects

Nutritional Supplements Fight Against Fetal Alcohol Exposure Effects

Mitigate the detrimental developmental impact of early fetal alcohol exposure using a diet rich in folic acid, choline, betaine, and vitamin B12.

“Spleen-On-A-Chip” Gives Off Insight into Sickle Cell Disease

“Spleen-On-A-Chip” Gives Off Insight into Sickle Cell Disease

What does the spleen have to do with sickle cell disease? In sickle cell anemia, the spleen is not able to remove bacteria growing in the bloodstream.

Expecting a Boy or Girl Baby? The Answer Might Affect Pregnancy

Expecting a Boy or Girl Baby? The Answer Might Affect Pregnancy

A woman carrying a male baby might need to adopt different lifestyle conditions to avoid complications during pregnancy.

Revealing More Than 1300 Genes Linked to Congenital Heart Disease

Revealing More Than 1300 Genes Linked to Congenital Heart Disease

Scientists have developed a way to determine which genes play a role in causing congenital cardiac abnormalities and it discovered 35 new genes not previously suspected in this disease.

Revealing the New Underrated Factor Associated With Aging

Revealing the New Underrated Factor Associated With Aging

Iron, which can then react with and damage cellular structures, in turn, can lead to organ damage and the deterioration associated with aging.

Preterm Birth Risk in Severely COVID-19 Infected Mothers

Preterm Birth Risk in Severely COVID-19 Infected Mothers

Researchers reported that the rate of preterm birth in about 1,000 pregnant women who tested positive COVID-19, was a function of the severity of infection.

Baby-wearing Products Pose a Threat to Infants

Baby-wearing Products Pose a Threat to Infants

New research suggests that parents must be educated on the proper sizing, selection, and wear of baby carriers to prevent injury to themselves and their children.

Chemicals That Harm Children’s Brain Development Revealed

Chemicals That Harm Children’s Brain Development Revealed

A new review highlights the importance of product manufacturers to evaluate the use of organophosphate chemicals in flame retardants and plasticizers as they may harm brain development in children.

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