Meta-analysis shows oral zinc sulfate significantly lowers bilirubin levels in infants with neonatal hyperbilirubinemia across multiple time points
Oral zinc sulfate lowers bilirubin levels in babies with jaundice
A meta-analysis of 1,405 infants found oral zinc sulfate significantly reduced total serum bilirubin at 24, 48, 72 hours, and four days. Hig…
A large analysis of 1,405 infants found that oral zinc sulfate significantly reduced bilirubin levels over four days. This could help clear …
Systematic review examines neonatal hyperbilirubinemia management strategies in high-altitude regions
High-Altitude Newborns Face a Hidden Jaundice Risk Doctors Often Miss
This systematic review synthesizes evidence regarding neonatal hyperbilirubinemia management in newborns residing at elevations of 2,500 met…
Babies born at high altitude face a double dose of risk for dangerous jaundice — and the tools to catch it early are only now reaching the p…
Multi-directional home phototherapy reduced treatment time and increased bilirubin reduction rates compared to unidirectional devices in severe neonatal jaundice
Home Jaundice Treatment Gets Twice as Fast With New Light Setup
This randomized pilot trial evaluated multi-directional phototherapy versus unidirectional phototherapy from below in 17 infants with severe…
A new home light setup clears baby jaundice almost twice as fast as standard treatment, helping families avoid long hospital stays.
Probiotic supplementation with phototherapy improved outcomes in jaundiced neonates compared to phototherapy alone
A Simple Probiotic May Help Newborns Beat Jaundice Faster
This randomized controlled trial enrolled 79 jaundiced neonates receiving phototherapy with or without probiotic supplementation (M-16V, Bb-…
Adding a specific probiotic to standard jaundice treatment may help newborns get better faster and support their long-term development.
Smartphone tool plus visual assessment increases jaundice detection in feasibility study of 542 newborns
Smartphone tool tested for newborn jaundice screening in Mexico feasibility study
A feasibility RCT in 542 newborns in Mexico compared smartphone-based Picterus Jaundice Pro plus visual assessment to visual assessment alon…
A smartphone app helped Mexican healthcare workers identify more newborns needing emergency care for jaundice in a recent feasibility study.