neonates

A doctor attends to a baby in an incubator.

| 6 min read

Targeting a clotting protein to treat neonatal brain bleeds

Researchers discovered that a blood clotting protein, fibrinogen, harms brain development during bleeds in preterm infants.

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A newborn baby wearing a hat and swaddled in a blanket sleeps in a hospital bassinet.

| 10+ min read

ByStephanie DeMarco, PhD

Neonatal drug development comes out of the Dark Ages

Left out of clinical trials for years, preterm infants have very few drugs developed just for them. Regulators, industry, and neonatologists plan to fix that.

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