<![CDATA[European Journal of Pediatrics Podcast]]> https://rss.com/podcasts/european-journal-of-pediatrics-podcast European Journal of Pediatrics is a leading international journal covering clinical, translational, and population-based research in child health. The journal publishes high-quality original research, reviews, and short communications that directly inform pediatric practice and policy. With a broad European and global authorship, the journal serves as a platform for clinically relevant science across all pediatric subspecialties.

Despite the high quality of published work, many clinically important articles compete for attention in an increasingly crowded scientific landscape. Busy clinicians often lack the time to read full manuscripts in detail. This creates a gap between publication and practical uptake.

The European Journal of Pediatrics Podcast addresses this gap. Once per month, an Editor’s Pick is selected and discussed in an AI podcast episode.

The podcast translates key findings into clear take-home messages for pediatricians, trainees, and researchers. It increases the visibility and impact of selected articles, supports knowledge translation, and strengthens the connection between the journal, its authors, and the clinical community.

]]> RSS.com 2026.401.141116 Fri, 17 Apr 2026 14:55:50 GMT en 20917e98-d2bc-5517-b655-8000716679ac https://media.rss.com/european-journal-of-pediatrics-podcast/20251221_061240_08573c137b6903bbef1bb3e54e07eb9b.png European Journal of Pediatrics Podcast https://rss.com/podcasts/european-journal-of-pediatrics-podcast yes Peter de Winter 2025 Peter de Winter, Editor in Chief Peter de Winter, Editor in Chief false episodic podcast <![CDATA[European Journal of Pediatrics – Insights into Perinatal Management Episode Title: Navigating Trisomy 13 and 18: Balancing Prognosis with Dignity Host: Editor, European Journal of Pediatrics]]> This retrospective cohort study examines the clinical outcomes and management of 193 pregnancies affected by Trisomy 13 and 18 at a single medical center over an eighteen-year period. The research highlights a high rate of prenatal diagnosis and pregnancy termination, while documenting that among those who proceed to birth, survival times are short and highly unpredictable. Central to the text is the shift toward a multidisciplinary, family-centered approach that prioritizes palliative care over invasive surgical or life-prolonging interventions. Ultimately, the authors advocate individualized decision-making that balances the poor prognosis with the ethical imperative to maintain the newborn's comfort and dignity.

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