Meconium aspiration syndrome: symptoms, causes & treatment
Learn about meconium aspiration syndrome, including symptoms, causes, diagnosis and treatment options to help protect your newborn’s health.
May 14, 2026
Tag: Neonatology
Midwest Fetal Care Center participating in two fetal ailment studies
The Midwest Fetal Care Center (MWFCC), a collaboration between Allina Health and Children’s Minnesota, is taking part in two studies aimed at improving outcomes for
May 5, 2026
Children’s Minnesota and Irth partner to advance equity in NICU and infant care
Narrative Nation Inc., the tech and media nonprofit behind the Irth App, announced a new partnership with Children’s Minnesota through Irth’s Birth Without Bias™ Hospital
April 14, 2026
Neonatology team collaborates to address vitamin K deficiency in newborns
Learn how Children’s Minnesota is tackling Vitamin K deficiency bleeding (VKDB) in newborns, addressing shot hesitancy, and improving neonatal outcomes.
February 25, 2026
Born at 23 weeks, Lilia beats the odds
Expecting her third child, Angela looked forward to giving birth in June. But in February, at just 23 weeks pregnant, everything changed — Angela gave
October 31, 2025
Expert partnerships bring Carlisle home: his spina bifida story
After an uneventful first pregnancy, Alex had no reason to believe her second would be any different. But in 2022 when Alex was pregnant with
October 22, 2025
Children’s Minnesota research aims to redefine neonatal outcomes in longitudinal study
Megan Paulsen, MD recently received an internal research grant from the Children’s Minnesota Research Institute to redefine outcomes for premature infants with the goal of
May 14, 2025
Dr. Megan Paulsen shares why and how she hopes to shape the future of neonatology
Megan Paulsen, MD, neonatal physician at Children’s Minnesota, chose her job in hopes of making a difference. Now, she’s making strides in neonatal research and
May 5, 2025
Baby Harrison defies odds, overcomes complication after complication
Jim and Vanessa Cody stayed at Children’s Minnesota for two months while they watched their son Harrison go through challenge after challenge. Harrison is now
February 7, 2025
