New York Declares Emergency After Finding More Spread of Poliovirus
Emergency declaration will allow EMS workers, midwives, and pharmacists to administer polio vaccine
Second Person in U.S. Dies After Monkeypox Diagnosis
An estimated 18 people have died around the world in this monkeypox outbreak
COVID-19 Diagnosed in 0.1 Percent of Neonates
Only 7/100,000 have severe infection; respiratory support more likely to be required by those with severe infection
Automated Insulin Delivery Ups Time in Target Glucose Range in T1D
Percentage of time in target glucose range increased with open-source AID versus sensor-augmented insulin pump
AI Model May Be Better at Diagnosing Pediatric Ear Infections
On small data set, model achieved 95.5 percent accuracy in assessment of endoscopic ear images compared with 65.0 percent for clinicians
Preservation of C-Peptide Secretion Examined in Youth With T1D
Intensive glucose control for 24 months did not appear to prevent the decline in residual C-peptide secretion
Protocol Helps Increase Direct Breastfeeding for Preemies in NICU
Increases seen in proportion of infants who had direct breastfeeding at first oral meal, average number of DBF meals during hospitalization
Feds Tighten Safety Standards on Tiny High-Powered Magnets That Have Injured Children
New standards aim to reduce injuries that can occur when swallowed magnets attract to each other inside the body
COVID-19 Vaccines Likely to Become Annual Shots: White House
Future booster updates would likely target whatever omicron subvariant is spreading
First Needle-Free COVID-19 Vaccines Receive Approval in India, China
Nasal and inhaled vaccines place doses directly where the virus enters the body, such as in the nose or mouth
