Tag: Newborns
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Backed Vaccination Study Begins in Guinea: Delaying Hepatitis B for Newborns
Overview of the Trial A new, government-funded clinical study began this week in Guinea-Bissau, focused on the timing of hepatitis B vaccination for newborns. The project, supported by funding from the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), aims to delay the initial hepatitis B vaccine dose for some infants so researchers can…
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Two New Year Babies Born at Manila Hospital as Philippines Welcomes 2026
Two New Year Babies Brighten Manila’s New Year Celebrations Manila, Philippines — The start of 2026 brought a pair of first blessings for the city as two newborn babies entered the world at the Dr. Jose Fabella Memorial Hospital, commonly known as Fabella Hospital. The early hours of January 1 saw a midnight birth that…
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Newborns to Soon Receive Protection Against RSV Virus
Starting September 10, an important milestone in infant healthcare will reach fruition as newborns across the country will begin to receive protection against the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). This is particularly vital given that RSV is known to cause significant respiratory illness in infants, often leading to hospitalization. The introduction of preventative treatment is expected…
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New Preventative Treatment Against RSV for Newborns
As of September 10, a significant advancement in infant healthcare will take place across the country, offering newborns an essential prevention against Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV). RSV is a common respiratory virus that can lead to serious complications in infants, making this preventive treatment a crucial addition to pediatric care. This initiative aims to reduce…