by Erika K Wolf | Jun 1, 2026 | Blogs, Condition, Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia, front-page, High-risk pregnancy, News, Story
This episode of Transformational Pediatrics explores congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) and how advances in prenatal imaging and multidisciplinary care are changing outcomes.
by Erika K Wolf | May 26, 2026 | Blogs, Condition, cystic fibrosis, front-page, Genetic Testing, High-risk pregnancy, News, Story
When unexpected prenatal findings raise questions, Children’s Mercy’s Fetal Health Center offers expert genetic counseling, diagnostic testing, and emerging in‑utero treatments to help families find clarity and plan for the best possible outcomes.
by Erika K Wolf | Apr 3, 2026 | Blogs, Condition, front-page, High-risk pregnancy, News, NICU, Story
The Delgado quadruplets were naturally conceived after Kayleen and Zeke Delgado were told they would likely have difficulty conceiving. After two daughters and a miscarriage, the couple’s path to growing their family was uncertain—but not closed. In April 2024,...
by Erika K Wolf | Mar 3, 2026 | Blogs, Fetal medicine, front-page, High-risk pregnancy, News, Resource News, Story
Fetal Health Foundation’s Fetal Therapy Think Tank has authored a new white paper establishing environmental and spatial guidelines for the design of fetal care centers. “Recommendations for Facility Design Guidelines – Fetal Care Center” is available through...
by Erika K Wolf | Jan 19, 2026 | Blogs, Condition, Fetal medicine, front-page, High-risk pregnancy, News, NICU, Story
Stanford Children’s Health offers expert, coordinated care for complex fetal and pregnancy conditions. Discover how multidisciplinary teams support families from diagnosis through delivery and beyond.
by Erika K Wolf | Jun 3, 2025 | Blogs, Condition, front-page, High-risk pregnancy, News, Story
A high-risk pregnancy can feel overwhelming and isolating—for the whole family. Discover thoughtful ways to support your loved one, with helpful resources from our partners at the Colorado Fetal Care Center.
