Vaccination is a cornerstone of neonatal and early childhood health, providing critical protection against life-threatening infections. While newborns are born with some passive immunity from their mothers, this protection is temporary and incomplete. Vaccines help bridge the gap, offering targeted…
Preventing measures of neonatal infections begins with proactive measures during pregnancy, delivery, and the early neonatal period. Maternal screening, proper hygiene practices, and timely interventions play a crucial role in reducing the risk of infections that can lead to serious…
Bacterial, viral, and fungal infections pose serious risks to newborns, particularly during the vulnerable neonatal period when their immune systems are still developing. These infections, whether acquired during pregnancy, delivery, or hospital stays, can lead to severe complications such as…
