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Pediatrics
Sys. Review
Multimodal lung-protective strategies reduce BPD risk in preterm infants
New insights into managing lung damage in preterm infants
This narrative review synthesizes evidence on bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) in preterm infants, highlighting its multifactorial pathophys…
Doctors are identifying key risk factors and treatment paths for bronchopulmonary dysplasia to better protect the lungs of premature babies.
Frontiers
Jul 22, 2026
Nutrition & Obesity Medicine
Meta-analysis
Caffeine shows no ergogenic effect on sport-specific or physical performance in female volleyball players
Caffeine does not improve performance for female volleyball players
This systematic review and three-level meta-analysis of 66 female volleyball players found no clear evidence that acute caffeine supplementa…
New data shows that taking caffeine before a game does not improve jumping, power, or spiking for female volleyball players.
Frontiers
Jul 8, 2026
Nutrition & Obesity Medicine
Meta-analysis
Vitamin D improves strength and reduces injuries in dancers, while iron lowers anemia prevalence
Dancers take many supplements, but benefits are often unproven and risks remain unclear
This systematic review of dietary supplement and medication use in 654 female and 86 male professional and pre-professional dancers found vi…
Dancers use many supplements and painkillers, yet benefits are limited and potential health risks need more study before we can trust them.
Frontiers
Jun 4, 2026
Nutrition & Obesity Medicine
Meta-analysis
Meta-analysis reveals caffeine benefits for female athletes in intermittent sports regarding agility and vertical jump performance
Caffeine helps female athletes in intermittent sports improve agility and vertical jump
A systematic review of nine studies involving female athletes found that caffeine intake significantly improved agility and vertical jump. H…
A review of nine studies found that caffeine improved agility and vertical jump in female athletes doing intermittent sports, though sprint …
Frontiers
May 22, 2026
Pediatrics
RCT
Extended Caffeine Therapy Reduces Intermittent Hypoxia Burden in Very Preterm Infants in Randomized Trial
Giving Caffeine a Longer Ride
This randomized clinical trial enrolled 160 infants <30 weeks + 6 days gestational age to evaluate extended caffeine therapy versus placebo.
Extending caffeine treatment for premature babies until 43 weeks reduced dangerous oxygen drops and lowered inflammation markers.
Apr 19, 2026