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‘Super’ Antibodies in Pregnancy Could Transform Care
Discover new research from Cincinnati Children’s revealing how pregnancy enhances antibody function, opening potential pathways for improved vaccines and therapies.
Advanced Imaging Enables Early Detection of Infant Disorders
Research from Cincinnati Children’s shows advanced neuroimaging can identify preterm infants at risk for developmental disorders, enabling earlier, targeted interventions.
AI Drives Discovery in Pulmonary Biology
Scientists are advancing lung research using AI and computational genomics to decode biology’s multidimensional complexity.
Brain Development Research Featured on TODAY Show
NBC’s Vicky Nguyen visited Cincinnati Children’s to explore groundbreaking research on how early screen exposure impacts brain development. Experts shared why limiting screen time for children under age 3 is critical for healthy language and reading skills.
Carpediem Technology Improves Infant Dialysis Safety
Learn how Cincinnati Children’s is improving CKRT safety for infants using the Carpediem™ system, offering more precise dialysis and better outcomes for the smallest patients.
Eat, Sleep, Console Approach Improves Care for Opioid-Exposed Infants
Cincinnati Children’s study shows hands-on, family-centered care reduces hospital stays and medication use for newborns with opioid withdrawal.
Gene Signals Found Critical for Embryo Implantation
Cincinnati Children’s researchers reveal new gene-to-gene signals vital to embryo implantation, offering insights that may help explain early pregnancy failures.
How Moms’ Immune Systems Remember Past Pregnancies
New research from Cincinnati Children’s reveals how mothers retain immune memory from prior pregnancies, offering insights for high-risk care, transplantation and vaccines.
Maternal Hypertension Linked to Infant Brain Risks
Cincinnati Children’s research links maternal hypertension to early brain injury and growth restriction in very preterm infants, highlighting urgent needs for prevention.
MRI Enhances Vascular Assessment in BPD Care
Cincinnati Children’s uses MRI to assess lung vascularity in infants with BPD—advancing diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes for babies with pulmonary hypertension.
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