In the first half of the twentieth century, thousands of tiny babies lived their first few weeks among the smell of hot dogs and the sound of carnival music as they desperately fought for their lives.

Jane Chen is racing against the clock, again. She knows well how every minute that passes is crucial for a new life that emerges prematurely into the world in the most vulnerable of circumstances — in ...

Following the devastating loss of her cousin’s premature baby in rural Uganda, Dr Comfort Ayikoru created a solution to the ...

Incubators save the lives of many babies, but new data suggest that the ambient noise associated with the incubator experience could put babies' hearing and language development skills at risk.

In the first half of the twentieth century, thousands of tiny babies lived their first few weeks among the smell of hot dogs and the sound of carnival music as they desperately fought for their lives.