2021
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Patrick G. Gallagher, Robert S. Baltimore
This chapter concentrates on neonatal infections, which are classified according to time and mode of onset in three categories: prenatal, perinata (early onset), and nursery-acquired (late onset). It explains that infections that begin within the first month of life are considered neonatal, …
2018
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Robert S. Baltimore
Paralytic polio can be introduced into a community with a high level of immunity either by an infected, previously unvaccinated individual or by spread
2018
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Robert S. Baltimore
After approval of RotaShield, the first licensed rotavirus vaccine, surveillance identified an excess number of intussusceptions (a telescoping of one
2018
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Robert S. Baltimore
Preventive oral azithromycin has reduced incidence of trachoma and, incidentally, other childhood infection in clinical trials in Africa. Hypothesizing
2018
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Stanford T. Shulman, Robert S. Baltimore
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2018
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Robert S. Baltimore
During the past year, Latin American countries and the U.S have reported on the outcomes of pregnancies of women infected with Zika virus. Reports,
2018
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Robert S. Baltimore
Rotavirus continues to be a major cause of gastroenteritis globally, but vaccine efficacy is suboptimal because of cost, availability, and concerns
2018
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Robert S. Baltimore, Katherine Nimkin, Katherine A. Sparger, Virginia Pierce et autres
A newborn boy was transferred to this hospital because of thrombocytopenia and abnormal results on an eye examination for red reflex and on a hearing screening. A diagnostic test was performed.
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2017
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Robert S. Baltimore
An outbreak of Zika virus in Brazil in 2015 was accompanied by an outbreak of congenital microcephaly, which is now known to be a frequent sign of
2017
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Robert S. Baltimore
Despite effective vaccines, pertussis remains endemic in the U.S.; indeed, rates have risen since the late 1980s, in part owing to waning immunity from
2017
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Julia R. Glanternik, Ian L. Baine, Michelle R. Rychalsky, Christopher A. Tormey et autres
Three premature infants in 1 neonatal intensive care unit developed transfusion-transmitted babesiosis. Two of the infants developed high-grade parasitemia. All 3 affected infants were treated and cured with azithromycin and atovaquone. No infant required exchange transfusion. Clinicians should be cognizant that babesiosis …
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2017
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Robert S. Baltimore
Sepsis is a major cause of neonatal morbidity and mortality, especially in developing countries. To test whether treating newborns in such regions with