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64 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• National Eczema Association report finds widespread US eczema care gaps · New CDC-funded report documents underdiagnosis and care failures for US eczema patients.
• Routine probiotics halve necrotizing enterocolitis risk in preterm infants · Study finds probiotic use reduces necrotizing enterocolitis risk by 51% in preterm infants.
• FIREFLEYE next study confirms 5-year aflibercept safety efficacy for ROP · 5-year FIREFLEYE next study finds aflibercept outperforms laser for infant ROP.
• AAP Issues AI Policy for Pediatrics at Annual Conference · The American Academy of Pediatrics released new guidance on using generative AI in pediatric care.
• Dupilumab Improves Growth For Underweight Children With Eczema · Clinical trial data shows dupilumab supports weight gain in underweight children with atopic dermatitis.
• Pediatric E-Bike Injuries Surge; E-Bikes Cause More Severe Harm Than Scooters · Pediatric e-bike injuries rose nearly fourfold between 2019 and 2025 and cause more severe outcomes than e-scooters.
• Trump Ties Autism to Vaccines; Experts Cite Lack of Evidence · President Trump linked autism to vaccines in a new executive order, though experts state no credible evidence supports this claim.
• Florida dengue outbreaks spread north, three counties declare emergencies · Locally acquired dengue spreads north in Florida, prompting three county emergency declarations.
• Flea-Borne Typhus Outbreak in Los Angeles Hospitalizes Six · A flea-borne typhus outbreak in Los Angeles County has hospitalized six people amid a national resurgence.
• CDC and FDA Investigate E. coli Outbreak Linked to Raw Milk Cheese · A multistate E. coli outbreak linked to Sierra Nevada Graziers raw milk cheese has sickened 13 people in nine states.
• FDA Approves Olumiant for Teens Aged 12+ With Severe Alopecia Areata · US FDA expands baricitinib approval to treat severe alopecia in patients 12 years and older.
• High Air Pollution Links COPD Genetic Risk to Reduced Lung Function in Children · High early-life air pollution exposure links rising COPD genetic risk to reduced lung function in children.
• 21 US States Have Adult Obesity Rates At Or Above 35% In 2025 · Trust for America’s Health 2026 report documents 21 US states with ≥35% adult obesity in 2025.
• 2026 Summer Foodborne Outbreaks Exceed Prior Years Despite Flat Recalls · FDA ran more 2026 summer foodborne outbreak investigations while total recalls stayed average.
• Asymptomatic C. difficile may cause long-term infant gut damage · New research finds asymptomatic infant C. difficile colonization causes hidden intestinal damage
• Falling Vaccination Rates Prompt Ophthalmologists to Reconsider Measles Diagnosis · Declining MMR vaccination rates in Minnesota increase the risk of measles-related eye complications.
• Vosoritide phase 3 trial improves growth and quality of life in children with hypochondroplasia · Phase 3 trial shows vosoritide increases growth velocity, height, and quality of life in children with hypochondroplasia.
• Measles resurgence to 2,777 U.S. cases in 2026 puts pediatric ophthalmologists on alert · CDC reports 2,777 U.S. measles cases in 2026, with 94% unvaccinated, as declining vaccination rates drive outbreaks and ocular complications.
• Children's Hospital Colorado launches sublingual immunotherapy program for food allergies · Children's Hospital Colorado now offers sublingual immunotherapy for 10 food allergens through a new program, expanding pediatric allergy treatment options.
• Phase 3 trial supports lenacapavir as HIV PrEP for pregnant, postpartum women · PURPOSE 1 study supported long-acting lenacapavir as HIV PrEP, with no infections among pregnant, postpartum and lactating women.
• FDA approves Fayuvi gene therapy for pediatric Sanfilippo syndrome type A · US FDA approved Fayuvi gene therapy to treat children with Sanfilippo syndrome type A.
• HHS Appoints Eight New Members to USPSTF, Including New Chair · HHS appointed eight new members to the USPSTF, reshaping the group responsible for preventive care guidelines.
• Survey Finds Most Americans Misuse Mosquito Repellent Incorrectly · An Annenberg survey finds only 15% of Americans know proper mosquito repellent application rules.
• Laser Prophylaxis Reduces Retinal Detachment Risk in Stickler Syndrome · A chart review found laser prophylaxis significantly reduced retinal detachment rates in children with Stickler syndrome.
• Study finds neonatal blue light therapy may alter skin and gut microbiome · Research links common neonatal jaundice phototherapy to short-term biological changes.
• Socioeconomic Factors Linked to Reduced Food Allergy Resolution in Children · Black and Hispanic children, along with those from lower-income households, have significantly lower odds of outgrowing food allergies.
• FDA Approves Joenja for Children Aged 4 to 11 with APDS · The FDA approved Joenja (leniolisib) for treating APDS in children aged 4 to 11 weighing at least 27 kg.
• High Classroom Bacteria Linked to Lower Lung Function in European Children · European study links high exposure to Streptomyces and Mycobacterium in classroom dust to reduced lung function in children.
• Pediatric clinic outlines protocol for monitoring early-stage type 1 diabetes in children · Norton Children's clinic presents a program to track children with early-stage type 1 diabetes, including screening and teplizumab referrals.
• Dermatologists Warn Against Expensive Adult Skincare for Tweens · Experts caution that tweens copying social media trends with adult skincare risk skin damage and mental health issues.