4 articles in HEENT & Skin

Hearing Loss After Neonatal Intensive Care Is Rarely an Isolated Sensory Injury
Meta-analysisEpidemiology & Biostatistics

Hearing Loss After Neonatal Intensive Care Is Rarely an Isolated Sensory Injury

Babies who spend time in newborn intensive care are much more likely than other babies to have permanent hearing loss. Two studies published in 2026 by a research team in Nottingham found that the same illnesses that damage hearing often affect the rest of the body too, and that children with…

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A Low-Technology Intervention Re-examined: Pooled Evidence That Topical Emollient Oil Promotes Weight Gain in Preterm Neonates
Epidemiology & BiostatisticsNutrition & Metabolism

A Low-Technology Intervention Re-examined: Pooled Evidence That Topical Emollient Oil Promotes Weight Gain in Preterm Neonates

Rubbing a gentle, everyday oil — such as sunflower or coconut oil — onto a premature baby's skin, often as part of a soft massage, appears to help the baby put on a little extra weight, according to a large 2024 review that pooled the results of many earlier studies. The added weight was modest, on…

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