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The non-profit international society promoting best neonatal practice by disseminating its EBM liter Follow us to stay current with the neonatal literature.

The international society promoting best neonatal practice by disseminating its EBM literature: curate, assess, survey.

28/10/2025

RCT: parents w/ NICU experience watched a neo consult w/ or w/o clinician personal opinion.

Preparation for Decision-Making Scale score diff: -1.04 (95% CI -6.10, 4.03)

76 (52.8%) preferred the disclosure.
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23/10/2025

Dr. Salazar and colleagues explore the impact of NICU capacity strain (daily census of high-risk infants) on in-hospital mortality and morbidity among preterm and term infants admitted to the NICU using state-level linked data in a retrospective cohort study. https://buff.ly/9xWbSOO

22/10/2025

Two centers with different approaches to periviable care compared outcomes among infants born 24-27 weeks GA. Is routine active resuscitation at 22 weeks associated with better outcomes at 24-27 weeks GA? https://buff.ly/gWnMKFO

19/10/2025

FEED 1 trial results out in :
In infants born at 30+0 weeks to 32+6 weeks of gestation, full milk feeds from day 1 does not alter length of hospital stay.
Paper: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanchi/article/PIIS2352-4642(25)00271-8/fulltext
Comment: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanchi/article/PIIS2352-4642(25)00304-9/abstract

15/10/2025

A retrospective cohort study in suggests racial and ethnic disparities in birthing hospital quality. https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2831848

15/10/2025

New study by McLean et al suggests that cranial ultrasound at TEA significantly improved the detection of potential brain injury compared with 6 wk PNA imaging.
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14/10/2025

Could non invasive high frequency oscillatory ventilation offer better primary respiratory support at birth in extreme preterm infants than nCPAP? https://buff.ly/41Le2wC

09/10/2025

Is 2:1 the nursing ratio sweet spot? Tubbs-Cooley et al. examine the effect of nursing workload on missed care elements in https://buff.ly/y6at7CO

07/10/2025

The final vote for the 2024 EBNEO IAOTY is here!
Two groundbreaking studies remain — your vote will decide which becomes the Impact Article of the Year.
Help shape the future of neonatal care.
Voting closes in 72 hours.
Cast your vote: ebneo.org/impact

05/10/2025

The vote is now open for the IAOTM September Edition!
Blank et al. Vs Amiti et al. Which of those 2 articles is most likely to impact your practice?
ebneo.org/vote

05/10/2025

IAOTY 2024 Two top finalists 🏆

Nirsevimab to prevent hospitalization https://buff.ly/pl0sDDw

Supporting ventilation before cord clamping https://buff.ly/hsCvwGe

Final voting Oct 6!!

03/10/2025

The BiB trial (US) of intratracheal budesonide mixed with surfactant in extremely preterm infants has just been published in JAMA (Ambalavanan, et al).

This large multicenter randomized trial (641 infants, 22–28 weeks’ gestation) found no reduction in bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) or death at 36 weeks’ PMA (68.5% vs 67.9%). Mortality and BPD rates were similar, but infants who received budesonide had higher rates of hyperglycemia.

These results align with and confirm the findings of the , suggesting that adding budesonide to surfactant does not improve BPD or death for extremely preterm infants.

Read more here: https://buff.ly/j1UMbX3

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