Every year, babies suffer permanent brain damage from kernicterus—a 100% preventable condition caused by untreated severe jaundice. Yet cases still occur due to missed warnings…

Jaundice is common but can become dangerous quickly. Arm yourself with these essential questions to protect your newborn…

Jaundice affects 60% of newborns, but many cases can be anticipated and managed early with proper prenatal planning. Here’s how expectant parents can reduce risks before delivery…

Bilirubin is a yellow pigment created when red blood cells break down—a normal process that becomes dangerous if a newborn's body can't eliminate it fast enough…

Kernicterus isn't just severe jaundice - it's a medical emergency where delays lead to permanent brain damage. Here's why rapid response is absolutely critical…

Kernicterus—a severe form of brain damage caused by untreated neonatal jaundice—has origins that reveal both medical oversights and preventable failures…

If your child developed kernicterus due to untreated jaundice, you may have grounds for a medical malpractice claim. Here are critical questions to ask an attorney…

Kernicterus is a 100% preventable brain injury—yet cases still occur. Why? Because warning signs are overlooked, underestimated, or dismissed….

Kernicterus is a permanent, preventable brain injury caused by untreated severe jaundice. While there is no cure for the neurological damage it causes,…

Kernicterus—the most severe form of bilirubin toxicity—can develop alarmingly fast in newborns, sometimes within hours if extreme jaundice goes untreated…

A Kernicterus diagnosis is devastating—this preventable brain injury, caused by untreated severe jaundice, often results from medical negligence…

Newborn jaundice is common, but knowing the signs early can prevent serious complications. Here’s what to watch for in your baby’s first days:…

Jaundice—a common condition in newborns—occurs when bilirubin, a yellow pigment, builds up in the blood. While mild jaundice often resolves on its own…

Kernicterus, a rare but devastating form of brain damage caused by severe neonatal jaundice, is making an unexpected comeback in the United States…

Kernicterus is a rare condition that affects your baby’s brain when they have too much bilirubin in their blood (hyperbilirubinemia).

The symptoms of kernicterus develop progressively and predominantly affect newborns.