Low-birth-weight (LBW) premature infants are born without the adaptive mechanisms needed for survival outside of the womb. These fragile infants require thermoprotective interventions that begin ...

A comprehensive study by UAA researchers of childbirths over two decades shows geographic disparities and numerous risk ...

Nationally and in Mississippi, preterm births and low birth weight are the second leading causes of death among infants. Health conditions are one of the most significant factors regarding whether ...

In Birmingham, 43% of the population live in the most deprived 10% of neighborhoods in England. It is well known that deprivation can lead to adverse pregnancy outcomes, including low birth weight, ...

OmegaQuant shared the news that the Office of Dietary Supplements updated its guidance for health professionals regarding the ...

21°C for each 100 g increase in birth weight. •Mortality rates similar ... heat loss and transepidermal water loss in the LBW premature infant. Infants greater than 29 completed weeks of ...

Mothers in Alaska’s northern and western regions are more likely than other Alaska mothers to give birth to preterm and ...