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Verbal Episodic Processing in Newborns

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By Eugenio Baraldi, Silvia Benavides-Varela, Emma Visibelli
| eLife
eLife Assessment This fundamental study reports convincing evidence for early verbal episodic memory formation. The findings demonstrate that speaker identity is a crucial feature, enabling episodic-like memories from birth, and will be of interest to cognitive neuroscientists working on brain development, memory, language learning and social cognition.
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Nirsevimab and a Community Recall-Based Immunization Strategy for Child Bronchiolitis Prevention

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By Riccardo Boracchini, Giulia Brigadoi, Elisa Barbieri, Daniele Donà, Carlo Giaquinto, Eugenio Baraldi, Anna Cantarutti, Benedetta Canova, Mirko Cesarini, Irene De Marchi
| JAMA Network Verified
Supplement 1. eAppendix 1. The Pedianet Database eAppendix 2. Immunization Strategies Adopted in Italy eAppendix 3. Outcome Definition eFigure. Flowchart Depicting the Cohort Selection Process, Matching Procedure, and Statistical Modeling Strategies Supplement 2. Figure 1.
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Neurobehavioral outcomes at 12 months in very preterm infants monitored with continuous glucose monitoring at birth compared with full-term infants - Scientific Reports

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By Chiara Lasagni, Maria Cusinato, Silvia Guiducci, Livia Avagliano, Benedetta Tolettini, Giulia Res, Federica Savio, Daniele Trevisanuto, Elena Priante, Eugenio Baraldi, Alfonso Galderisi, Sabrina Brigadoi, Elisa Di Giorgio
| Nature Verified
Abstract Very preterm (VPT, ≤ 32 weeks gestational age) newborns often experience neurodevelopmental delays or impairments. Early detection of these difficulties may improve long-term outcomes. Standardized clinical scales may fail to identify subtle cognitive disturbances, whereas lab-based tasks can provide greater sensitivity.
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