When a newborn baby needs help breathing, the position of the breathing tube matters. The tube must sit correctly within a very small airway. If it extends too deeply, it can direct ventilation mainly...

I am proud to share that I have once again been included among the world’s top 2% of scientists in the Stanford–Elsevier database, with my ranking improving to 202,054 in 2026.The annual database, Updated science-wide author databases of standardized citation indicators, uses citation metrics to assess the impact of researchers’ publications across scientific disciplines.My rankings over the past five years: • 2026: 202,054 • 2025: 220,473 • 2024: 238,747 • 2023: 264,129 • 2022: 312,991This year

We would like to congratulate all sites for recruiting all 1200 of 1200 patients. Congratulations, what an achievement! Thank you to everyone involved and being part of the HiLo-journey and thanks to ...

After three days of ILCOR meetings in Delhi, I’m leaving grateful for the opportunity to contribute, learn, and spend time with colleagues who share a commitment to improving resuscitation care.Our di...

Each year, a small but growing number of infants are born at the very limits of viability — just 22 to 23 weeks’ gestation. These tiny babies weigh little more than 400–500 grams and face an extraordi...

Each year, a small but growing number of infants are born at the very limits of viability — just 22 to 23 weeks’ gestation. These tiny babies weigh little more than 400–500 grams and face an extraordi...

Each year, a small but growing number of infants are born at the very limits of viability — just 22 to 23 weeks’ gestation. These tiny babies weigh little more than 400–500 grams and face an extraordi...

Each year, a small but growing number of infants are born at the very limits of viability — just 22 to 23 weeks’ gestation. These tiny babies weigh little more than 400–500 grams and face an extraordi...

Each year, a small but growing number of infants are born at the very limits of viability — just 22 to 23 weeks’ gestation. These tiny babies weigh little more than 400–500 grams and face an extraordi...

Why Standardized Terminology Matters More Than EverWords matter.In neonatal resuscitation, the terms we use every day shape how we communicate, teach, conduct research, and ultimately care for newborn...

Why Standardized Terminology Matters More Than EverWords matter.In neonatal resuscitation, the terms we use every day shape how we communicate, teach, conduct research, and ultimately care for newborn...

The 9th Annual Neonatal Resuscitation Symposium and Workshop in Indianapolis has come to an end after two excellent days of learning, discussion, and collaboration.As a member of the organizing commit...

I was nominated by The Canadian Lung Association, which nominated deserving recipients to receive the King Charles III Coronation Medal. This was done with input from The Canadian Lung Association par...

Endotracheal tube vs. Supraglottic Airway: Which Delivers Epinephrine More Effectively?BackgroundEpinephrine remains the only vasopressor recommended for neonatal resuscitation. During cardiopulmonary...

Oxygen is a vital element in the care of preterm infants and has been given more often than any other drug over the past 80 years. Despite this, we know very little about how much or how little oxygen...

Background Current neonatal resuscitation guidelines recommend a 3:1 chest compression/ventilation (C:V) ratio, but this approach has been associated with high morbidity and mortality. Researchers are...

The world of neonatal care in Canada has changed dramatically in recent decades, especially in life-saving procedures. This blog post examines a significant study focused on neonatal resuscitation int...

BackgroundThe Pediatric Life Support Consensus on Science with Treatment Recommendations advises performing chest compressions (CC) using the 2-thumb-encircling technique. If the chest cannot be encir...

NextStep Neonatal Resuscitator for respiratory support in the delivery roomBACKGROUNDTo compare tidal volume (VT) delivery with compliance at 0.5 and 1.5 mL/cmH2O using four different ventilation (PPV...

Oxygen is a vital element in the care of preterm infants and has been given more often than any other drug over the past 80 years. Despite this, we know very little about how much or how little oxygen...