Health

Kidney disease in paediatrics: a study by IRCCS G. Gaslini on the efficacy of low-dose therapies in nephrotic syndrome establishes the minimum useful drug level below which therapies are not suitable to defeat the disease.

Early puberty: a study by specialists in Endocrinology at Bambino Gesù has been published in the Italian Journal of Pediatrics

MicroRNA Testing of Healthy Children Could Provide a Window on Heart and Kidney Health Later in Life

UK, British Thoracic Society officially calls for introduction of respiratory support units in all NHS hospitals will transform respiratory care for staff and patients

Sma (spinal muscular atrophy): the little patient suffering from Sma (spinal muscular atrophy), who was given the innovative drug Zolgesma for the first time in Puglia on 12 January at the Giovanni XXIII paediatric hospital of the…

Access to care in Bangladesh: access to healthcare facilities is the fundamental need to improve the quality of life.

Tragedy in Burkina Faso: an ambulance blew up when it hit a landmine, killing a pregnant woman who was being transported along with her husband, a girl and two other women.

Polio vaccination in South Sudan: the Ministry of Health and international partners have launched the second round of the polio vaccination campaign targeting more than 2.8 million children in South Sudan.

New stem cells in viral infections: a 'shortcut' for the immune system to more rapidly supply the body with the necessary defences (natural killer cells) to fight viruses and other pathogens.

Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 single-dose vaccine, vice-chairman of the pharmaceutical company's executive committee Paul Stoffels: "There is an urgent need for more vaccines across Europe". The giant company has started ongoing…