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Neuroimaging data uncover dynamic trajectories associated with brain cortical changes in women during pregnancy and in the postpartum period that are influenced by the type of childbirth.
In patients with resected, high-risk melanoma, the addition of a personalized mRNA-based neoantigen therapy to adjuvant pembrolizumab was more effective than pembrolizumab alone.
Implementation of multifactorial interventions in a low- to middle-income setting during preconception, pregnancy and early childhood resulted in improvements to child neurodevelopment at 24 months of age.
Researchers used machine-learning models to emulate thousands of clinical trials from over 10 years’ worth of real-world data, generating a shortlist of five candidate drugs for repurposing.
Known as tethered macrocyclic peptides, a new class of antibiotics show potent activity against drug-resistant strains of Acinetobacter baumannii — with one candidate already in clinical trials.
Two recent papers illustrate that a noninvasive technique can be used for extensive prenatal genetic screening — potentially enabling earlier diagnosis of many conditions.
A focus on maternal mortality reduction and time-restricted follow-ups after childbirth has led to neglect of long-term labor and birth complications experienced by women.
