Good morning friends 👋 We have an exciting episode of journal club for your today. We discussed a variety of topic ranging from the...

Hello friends 👋 This week we have the pleasure of hosting three incredible neonatologists who authored an important op-ed published in August of 2022. This article (link below) focused on the current work model in neonatology and the impact it is having on our workforce and, just as importantly, on the future of our field. Daphna and I feel truly honored to host this group of talented physicians to discuss such a crucial topic. We hope you enjoy this episode. Have a good Sun

Hello Friends 👋 Journal club is Back! We have a great series of paper to review this week. We talk about CRP in early onset sepsis,...

Hello Friends 👋 Happy new year from all of us at The Incubator Podcast. We are so excited to kick off this year's series of episodes with a fascinating conversation we had with Dr. Susan Hintz from Stanford. She is a giant of neonatology in the making. She took the time this Sunday to share with us some career advice, her perspective on collaborative work, and her comprehensive view on neurodevelopmental outcomes. We hope you enjoy this episode. Happy 2023 everyone! Don't fo

Hello Friends 👋 We have the privilege and pleasure of hosting award-winning photographer Rick Guidotti on the show this week. Rick's work with children and adults with genetic conditions and disabilities has profoundly impacted how Daphna and I see our patients and how we practice medicine. Rick's work has had a massive impact on providers and families around the world, and we are ecstatic to bring his voice to our program and hope that he will spark your curiosity and lead

Hello Friends 👋 We were fortunate this week to have so many publications available for review on Journal Club. We reviewed the data just...

Hello Friends 👋 We are so happy to host on the podcast this week retired army colonel and neonatologist: Dr. Nicole Dobson. Dr. Dobson's career is fascinating, and her work with the US military has sent her across the world, from Hawaii to Afghanistan. Daphna and I had a long list of questions for her covering a wide range of topics, including leadership, hierarchy, and how to function in settings with limited resources. We are sure you will enjoy listening to this episode,

Hello Friends 👋, We are excited to release the hundredth episode of the podcast. Daphna and I are extremely thankful for all your...

Hello Friends 👋 This week we have the pleasure of chatting with the exceptional Dr. James Lemonds from Riley Children's hospital. Dr. Lemons' work in neonatology has impacted thousand of babies and families around the globe. His kindness shined throughout the episode and it was a true honor to host such an amazing human being on our show. You will definitely enjoy this episode full of positivity. Enjoy! Bio: Jim is the Emeritus Hugh McK. Landon Professor of Pediatrics and p

Hello Friends 👋 This week we have a special episode of journal club lined up for you. We have the pleasure of welcoming to the show the...

Hello Friends 👋 This week we have the pleasure of welcoming on the show the amazing Dr. Nicholas Embleton. Practicing in Newcastle in the UK, Dr. Embleton is the co-founder of the Butterfly Project, working with NICU families after the loss of a twin. Nic is a remarkable story teller and his journey is fascinating. We hope you enjoy this episode. Have a good sunday! https://www.neonatalbutterflyproject.org/?ref=the-incubator.org Bio : Professor Nick Embleton is Consultant N

Hello Friends 👋 We are happy to bring you a new episode of Journal Club, with new articles and studies fresh off the press. This week,...

Hello Friends 👋 This week we have a fun interview with the fantastic Dr. Nathan Sundgren. We covered a lot of interesting topics including the current state and future of neonatal resuscitation and the tools available to educators for teaching strategies that can translate into better outcomes for neonates in the delivery room. We highly recommend you give Nathan a follow on Twitter as he frequently posts excellent articles in the field of neonatal resuscitation. We will lin

Hello Friends 👋 We have another exciting episode of Journal Club for you this week. We apologize for the late release this morning, but...

Hello Friends 👋 Daphna and I are happy to bring to you another episode from our Giants of Neonatology series. This week we havethe pleasure of hosting Dr. Eduardo Bancalari, from the University of Miami, whose work on bronchopulmonary dysplasia and on neonatal pulmonary pathophysiology has had a tremendous influence on our practice of neonatology and has help improve outcomes for nicu babies around the world. We hope you enjoy this interesting interview and thank you all onc

Hello Everyone 👋 We have an exciting series of articles lined up for you in this week's journal club. I want to apologize for my sore...

Hello Friends 👋 We have a fresh episode of Tech Tuesday for you all. This week we have the pleasure of having on the show James Roberts...

Bio: Dr. Abdul Razak is an attending neonatologist at King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz University Hospital and an Associate Clinical Professor at Princess Norah bint Abdulrahman University in Saudi Arabia. He has earned his MD degree from Rajiv Gandhi University of Medical Sciences, India, and a fellowship in Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine from McMaster University, Canada. He is passionate about neonatal research, and his research interest focuses on improving respiratory and neurolo

Hello Friends 👋 We hope you enjoy this week's Journal Club. Unintentionally, this week's episode has a strong infectious disease feel to...

Hello Friends 👋 This week, Daphna and I are very excited to bring you a fantastic conversation with Dr. Jae Kim, director of the division of neonatology at Cincinnati Children's Hospital, and his mentee Dr. Sai Mukthapuram. We really enjoyed our chat with them because we had the opportunity to dissect how we, as neonatologists, welcome change in our careers and how we perceive new opportunities. It was valuable to have someone with Dr. Kim's experience share his thoughts on