Explore how family-centered care and early intervention in STI prevention can transform pediatric health outcomes for future generations.
Brooke Redmond, MD
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Brooke Redmond, MD, is an attending neonatal critical care physician at the Yale New Haven Children’s Hospital. She is the creator and director of the 24/7 BABY program.
Articles by Brooke Redmond, MD
Panelists emphasize the importance of consistent screening for children and adolescents, highlighting new diagnostic tools and the need for education.
Panelists emphasize the importance of early STI screening in pediatrics, encouraging open discussions and parental involvement for better health outcomes.
Experts emphasize the critical role of access and early detection in maternal-fetal health, highlighting the need for improved STI testing and collaboration.
Explore how diagnostic stewardship enhances infection detection and treatment, especially for adolescents seeking convenient testing options.
FDA prioritizes gepotidacin, an oral gonorrhea treatment for adolescents, enhancing access and adherence in sexual health care.
Explore the latest advancements in STI screening and management, focusing on pediatric care and the critical role of early detection in newborns.
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