Hassan Boskabadi

TL;DR: Selenium supplementation was associated with a significant increase in mean serum selenium concentration at term but remained unchanged in the control group, and supplementation during pregnancy might be an effective approach for the prevention of postpartum depression.

TL;DR: Breastfeeding problems are associated with the presence of NHD, so more breast examination during prenatal and postnatal periods and careful neonatal weight watch during the first week of life could decrease the incidence of N HD.

TL;DR: Traditional remedies (camel's thorn, flixweed and sugar water) cause more weight loss and delayed reexamination of newborns leading to increased hyperbilirubinemia.

TL;DR: The NRBC/100 WBC and/or absolute nucleated red blood cell are simple markers for assessment of severity and early outcomes of perinatal asphyxia.

TL;DR: Although antimicrobial treatment of women with a history of PROM improves neonatal outcome through reducing neonatal sepsis and respiratory distress syndrome (RDS), but the incidence rate of meningitis and pneumonia may be increased.