#386 - 🟢 HOT TOPICS 2025 COVERAGE - What Inspires First-Year Neonatology Fellows at Hot Topics?
Send us Fan Mail Three first-year fellows from University of Virginia—Jamie, Megan, and Brianne—share their Hot Topics conference experience. Despite being early in training, they engage deeply with c...
9 Dec 20257min
#386 - 🟢 HOT TOPICS 2025 COVERAGE - Should All Newborns Be Screened for Congenital Hyperinsulinism?
Send us Fan Mail Julie Raskin, representing Congenital Hyperinsulinism International (CHI), advocates for universal newborn glucose screening following her son's brain injury from undiagnosed hyperins...
8 Dec 202511min
#386 - 🟢 HOT TOPICS 2025 COVERAGE - Thinking innovatively about nutrition research
Send us Fan Mail Dr. Ariel Salas, recent R01 recipient, discusses challenging traditional feeding volume targets in preterm infants. His multi-center trial compares 180-200 versus 140-160 mL/kg/day vo...
8 Dec 202512min
#386 - 🟢 HOT TOPICS 2025 COVERAGE - The work of quality improvement in the NICU
Send us Fan Mail Dr. Kavya Rao from University of Buffalo discusses quality improvement initiatives following completion of her master's in QI. Her team successfully implemented antibiotic stewardship...
8 Dec 202510min
#386 - 🟢 HOT TOPICS 2025 COVERAGE - When Has Enough Evidence Accumulated to Guide Practice (ft Dr. Ravi Patel)
Send us Fan Mail Dr. Ravi Patel, Professor at Emory University and Chair of the Georgia Perinatal Quality Collaborative, examines the tension between quality improvement and evidence-based medicine. H...
8 Dec 202516min
#386 - 🟢 HOT TOPICS 2025 COVERAGE - 20 minutes of prophylactic CPAP for late preterm infants - The PLANT study
Send us Fan Mail Dr. Edgardo Szyld from Indiana University presents the PLANT study evaluating 20 minutes of prophylactic CPAP for late preterm infants (34-36+6 weeks) born via cesarean section. This ...
8 Dec 202510min
#386 - 🟢 HOT TOPICS 2025 COVERAGE - The section on neonatal perinatal medicine: the hope for neonatology
Send us Fan Mail Dr. Clara Song, Chair of the AAP Section on Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine, discusses urgent workforce challenges facing neonatology. With average neonatologist age around 50-55 and stab...
8 Dec 202513min
#386 - 🟢 HOT TOPICS 2025 COVERAGE - Should Moderate Preterm Infants Start with Higher Oxygen at Birth?
Send us Fan Mail Dr. Louise Owen from Royal Women's Hospital Melbourne presents the AEROPLANE trial comparing 21% versus 30% oxygen for 32-35 week infants at birth. This understudied cohort represents...
8 Dec 202510min
