A review by the Food and Drug Administration found newly supplied neonatal incubators are safe to use after concerns were raised in 2023 over the potential for airborne chemicals within the devices.

Elevated levels of formaldehyde can cause neurological or respiratory problems, which the FDA said is especially concerning for young children who may have immature pulmonary function or other coexisting conditions.

Ongoing evaluation has determined that certain neonatal incubators do not need to be run prior to use, despite recent recommendations.

The medical home can play an important role in monitoring children’s physical and mental health.

Some children who were exposed to products with delta-8 THC were admitted to intensive care units.

Toxic stress defines the problem, while relational health defines the solution.

Trauma-informed care embeds screening or surveillance in the context of comprehensive care. It starts with engaging families, building resilience, addressing attachment and assuring safety at all visits.

Using a systematic, risk-based approach, an FDA work group targeted the evaluation of arsenic, cadmium, lead and mercury as having the greatest potential to reduce exposure from foods and limiting the associated health risks, especially for infants and children.

Some youngsters are swallowing hand sanitizer, which can be dangerous.