New Study: Low Antibodies Cause E. Coli Sepsis in Newborns
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New research from Cincinnati Childrens Hospital uncovers why some newborns succumb to severe E. coli sepsis. The study, published in Nature, reveals that these infants receive fewer protective antibodies from their mothers during pregnancy, unlike healthy babies. The team suggests routine prenatal tests to check maternal antibody levels and potential antibody treatments for high-risk cases. Breastfeeding also provides additional antibodies, emphasizing natures built-in protections for nearly all babies.
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