Research Articles
The Hidden Storm: How a Child's Body Signals Severe Flu Danger
Groundbreaking research reveals that early lipid response in children's lungs may predict severe influenza outcomes, potentially saving lives through early intervention.
Little Patients, Different Patterns: How Dengue Serotypes Change the Game in Children
Understanding how different dengue serotypes uniquely shape clinical outcomes in pediatric patients through latest scientific discoveries.
A Smarter Shield: How Science is Making HIV Prevention Better for Children
Exploring how multi-criteria decision-making theory is transforming HIV post-exposure prophylaxis for children through systematic, evidence-based approaches.
Recurrent Obstructive Bronchitis: When the Cough Won't Stop
Understanding recurrent obstructive bronchitis in children, its mechanisms, long-term effects, and prevention strategies.
Gut Gone Silent, Immune System on Fire: The Hidden Clues in a Sick Child's Blood
Groundbreaking research reveals how antibodies against bacterial fragments in children with intestinal failure may explain their susceptibility to infections and fevers.