The articles covered on today’s episode of the podcast can be found here 👇 Effects of prophylactic indomethacin on intraventricular...

We are releasing today a special episode dealing with the recent decision by the US Supreme Court to overturn Roe vs Wade, eliminating the constitutional right to abortion in the United States. Specifically, we wanted to focus on what are the implications of this colossal decision on neonatologists and the practice of neonatology. To that end, we are very fortunate to welcome to the show Dr. Jonathan Fanaroff who has the perfect background to lead this discussion. Dr. Fanarof

Bio : Dr Jayasree Nair is a Clinical Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Program director of the Neonatal Perinatal Fellowship program at the University of Buffalo, and attending neonatologist at John R Oishei Hospital, Buffalo. After medical training and Pediatric residency in India, she completed her second pediatric residency and neonatology fellowship at the University at Buffalo. She then joined the Department of Pediatrics as a “Buswell” research faculty studying the

Hello Friends 👋 A few announcements, this week we released the first episode of Journal Club in spanish. We have a dedicated post on our...

Bio : Elizabeth Simonton is the Co-Founder and CEO of ICU baby, the largest volunteer based organization in Florida to support families with a baby in the NICU. Elizabeth is an attorney and former small business owner who started ICU baby in 2014 after having a NICU experience of her own. ICU baby has helped hundreds of NICU families each year since being founded and has won awards from the United Way of Miami-Dade and the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce for innovative pro

Hello Friends 👋 We are very excited to present our first episode of TECH TUESDAY, where we introduce you to the latest tech tools...

Hello Friends 👋 We are back after a week of absence. COVID has wrecked its way through our team and has caused us to fall behind on...

Good Morning ! This week we have the privilege of chatting with Dr. Holly Neville a pediatric surgeon Daphna and I have been privileged to work with here in Florida. We had such an interesting conversation about life in medicine, happiness, being a woman in medicine and so much more. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we had fun recording it. Have a good sunday friend 😎 Short Bio : Holly Neville, MD, FAAP, FACS is the Division Chief of Pediatric Surgery at Joe Di Magg

Hello Friends 👋 Welcome to a new episode of Journal Club. We have some very interesting articles for you this week. We hope you enjoy...

Bio: Dr Annie Janvier is a Professor of pediatrics and clinical ethics at University of Montreal. She is neonatologist and clinical ethicist at the Sainte-Justine University health center. She holds a PhD in Bioethics and co-directs the Masters and PhD programs in clinical ethics at University of Montreal. She works first hand with patients and families confronted with difficult decisions such as end-of-life issues, and decision-making in the face of uncertainty. She is also

Hello Friends 🫠 It has been a long week at the incubator... Daphna and I have both been on service and otherwise busy with the launch of...

Hello Friends 👋 Today we have the pleasure to chat with Dr. Ariel Salas from the University of Alabama in Birmingham. Dr. Salas is truly an inspiration for many of us. As an international medical graduate from Bolivia he has managed to reach the pinnacle of academia and has been a prolific researcher. His work on neonatal nutrition has given him a notional notoriety and he was recently presenting his work at PAS 2022. If you would like to reach out to Dr. Salas, he graciousl

Hello Friends 👋 This week we have a number of interesting articles. We are discussing the long-term effects of antenatal steroids, how...

Hello Friends 👋 We could not be more excited to have on the show this week the legend herself... Dr. Kristi Watterberg. Dr. Watterberg is a humble neonatologists who has accomplished an incredible amount of work in the field of neonatology. Whether you have read her papers or not, there is no doubt that your practice has been shaped by her work. She recently first authored the study of hydrocortisone prophylaxis on survival of extremely preterm infants without BPD in the New

Hello friends 👋 Two journal club weeks back to back! Thankfully we are not short of important articles to review. This week we are...

Hello friends 👋 Journal club is BACK!!! We have many many articles to go over today. Most notably the recent publication by the neonatal...

Hello friends 👋 No journal club this week as, like many of you, we are prepping for the neonatology boards on March 29th. We are so happy to bring to you the second installment of our Giants of Neonatology series. This time we have the pleasure and the honor of interview the amazing Dr. Richard Polin. Dr. Polin is a one-of-a-kind educator and we were fortunate to pick his brain on education, mentorship, and clinical teaching. We hope you enjoy this episode! - Ben Bio : Dr. R

Hello friends 👋 This week we have the pleasure of hosting Sue Ludwig. She is an occupational and neonatal therapist who talks to us today about the role of therapists in the NICU. She is also presenting her new book, Tiny Humans Big Lessons, where she describes how she pulled a multitude of lessons from her experiences in the NICU to get her life on track. We hope you enjoy this episode. Find out more about Sue at: https://sueludwig.com Bio : Sue Ludwig is a sought-after spe

Hello Friends 👋 I wanted to start off by thanking all of you for supporting the incubator and specifically, our most recent initiative...

Hello Friends. We are very excited to release this special episode of the podcast. We are partnering with the Eastern Society for Pediatric Research in honor of the 1st annual medical research conference, taking place March 10-12 2022. ESPR was generous enough to sponsor a giveaway and to put us in touch with Dr. Paul Offit whom we had the pleasure of interviewing for the podcast. We spoke about his most recent book (you bet your life - link below) , scientific progress and h