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Neonatal Care Advances
Growth and Development
Infectious Disease Watch
Genetics in Pediatrics
Neonatal Brain Health
Nutrition and Immunity
Pediatric Cardiology Insights
Maternal-Fetal Interface

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Genetics in Pediatrics

Genetics in Pediatrics examines how genetic factors influence the health and development of children. It helps diagnose inherited disorders, congenital anomalies, and developmental delays early in life. Genetic testing and counseling guide treatment plans and family planning decisions. This field is essential for personalized medicine in pediatric care. Ongoing research continues to uncover gene-based therapies and interventions to improve long-term outcomes for young patients.