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Results of the OPTImize NOW clinical trial, presented yesterday at  and published concurrently in  compare a symptoms-ba...
26/04/2026

Results of the OPTImize NOW clinical trial, presented yesterday at and published concurrently in compare a symptoms-based dosing approach to scheduled tapers in infants with NOWS. https://buff.ly/Dur7YG3

Two year follow-up of the SafeBoosC-3 Multicenter RCT of cerebral NIRS
21/04/2026

Two year follow-up of the SafeBoosC-3 Multicenter RCT of cerebral NIRS

Sanjay Chawla and colleagues compare outcomes among infants born in two eras - before and after discontinuation of routi...
20/04/2026

Sanjay Chawla and colleagues compare outcomes among infants born in two eras - before and after discontinuation of routine suctioning for non-vigorous infants with MSAF. https://buff.ly/Nb951fy

Cavallin Vs Likhitha:Which RCT posted during March by us is most likely to impact your practice?Vote is now open on our ...
07/04/2026

Cavallin Vs Likhitha:

Which RCT posted during March by us is most likely to impact your practice?

Vote is now open on our website for the Impact Article of The Month!

www.ebneo.org/vote


New article on preterm infant nutrition    Data from Mass General Brigham and Penn Medicine highlight important differen...
03/04/2026

New article on preterm infant nutrition

Data from Mass General Brigham and Penn Medicine highlight important differences in growth outcomes based on feeding type in preterm infants:
- Pasteurized donor human milk (PDHM): 74% of weight gain vs mother’s own milk (MOM)
- Formula: 115% of weight gain vs MOM

While donor milk remains a critical, life-saving resource (especially when MOM is unavailable) this study notes that higher exposure to PDHM may be associated with reduced in-hospital growth

What does this mean for practice?
- Prioritize mother’s own milk whenever possible
- Ensure targeted fortification strategies
- Closely monitor growth trajectories in preterm babies

https://buff.ly/837DKh9

‼️ Abstract Deadline Extended‼️ New deadline April 15th! Get your abstracts submitted and join  at Lyon, France for   in...
01/04/2026

‼️ Abstract Deadline Extended‼️
New deadline April 15th!
Get your abstracts submitted and join at Lyon, France for in October.
Submit now: https://buff.ly/ANz6BNi

The EBNEO Impact Article of the Year 2025 is here!From 8 finalists, you decide which 2 studies move forward!🗳️ Voting is...
31/03/2026

The EBNEO Impact Article of the Year 2025 is here!

From 8 finalists, you decide which 2 studies move forward!

🗳️ Voting is open for 7 days and the top 2 advance to the final round. Cast your vote now on our website:

ebneo.org/impact


Likhitha et al evaluate whether non-invasive high-frequency oscillation ventilation (NHFOV) is non-inferior to CPAP as p...
29/03/2026

Likhitha et al evaluate whether non-invasive high-frequency oscillation ventilation (NHFOV) is non-inferior to CPAP as primary respiratory support in preterm neonates ≥30 weeks with RDS in this randomized controlled trial. Raghavan https://buff.ly/05BE1vr

Liberio et al evaluate the effect of urine sodium–guided supplementation on growth in preterm infants born at 25–29+6 we...
26/03/2026

Liberio et al evaluate the effect of urine sodium–guided supplementation on growth in preterm infants born at 25–29+6 weeks gestation in this randomized controlled trial. https://buff.ly/zPMmCLw

Join  at   in Lyon France, 28-31 October 2026!We're looking forward to sharing high quality neonatal research from aroun...
25/03/2026

Join at in Lyon France, 28-31 October 2026!

We're looking forward to sharing high quality neonatal research from around the globe. Submit your work, and connect with us in person!
Submit now: https://www.cepas.org/abstracts
Abstract deadline April 1st.

New evidence on sedation during therapeutic hypothermia in neonatal HIE. Dexmedetomidine during therapeutic hypothermia ...
22/03/2026

New evidence on sedation during therapeutic hypothermia in neonatal HIE.

Dexmedetomidine during therapeutic hypothermia ↓ opioid use by 50% while maintaining effective sedation. The study also identified an optimal dosing range (0.25–0.5 μg/kg/hr) that balances strong sedation with a favorable safety profile, helping guide more precise and evidence-informed care. Findings support dexmedetomidine as a viable first-line sedative during therapeutic hypothermia and inform safer dosing strategies.

Full Article: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41748747/

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