Induced Labor At 41 Weeks Could Prevent Stillbirths Without Increasing Adverse Health Risks: Study
A new study finds inducing labor at 41 weeks may be safer for the child than adopting a “wait and see” approach.…
A new study finds inducing labor at 41 weeks may be safer for the child than adopting a “wait and see” approach.…
A new CDC study shows that most infant suffocation deaths occur when they are placed on their stomach or sleep in an adult bed.…
CPSC Warns Of Fisher-Price inclined sleeper deaths among children older than three months.…
The deaths of 11 babies led to the halt of a clinical trial involving Viagra, designed to see if the erectile dysfunction drug could improve fetal outcomes for severely underdeveloped fetuses.…
PharmaTech faces seven lawsuits linked to injuries and deaths associated with Rugby Diocto and other products made at its Florida manufacturing plant.…
The CPSC approved new standards for baby changing products last month, in an effort to prevent infant injuries and deaths.…
A new study warns that parents and caregivers are still placing infants in unsafe sleeping situations far too often, increasing the risk of crib deaths.…
The CPSC is warning parents to use restraints with inclining infant sleepers, following reports of babies rolling over and suffocating.…
The FDA urges parents not to use benzocaine products to alleviate infant teething due to the risk of a rare and potentially fatal blood disorder.…
A wrongful death lawsuit indicates that the side effects of Pitocin contributed to the death of a newborn after doctors failed to order a C-section procedure when labor did not progress.…