Sometimes babies are born with health problems, or they develop them soon after. Every year millions of babies less than one months of age die, most of these deaths are a consequence of poor health and nutritional status of the mother coupled with inadequate care before during, and after childbirth.
Common health concerns in newborn babies include skin conditions, eye problems, infections, fever, behavior changes, spitting up and vomiting, diarrhea, jaundice, and constipation. Though many of these problems are not serious, it is important to recognize and plan for the care of the newborn.
‘Journal of New Born Issues’ is dedicated to publishing topics on neonatology and newborn issues and related topics, including newborn examination, newborn resuscitation, newborn screening, premature infant care, breastfeeding.
‘Journal of New Born Issues’ welcomes scholars across the globe to submit their original research papers fulfilling the requisite criterion. The journal also accepts review, short communication, editorial, expert review, and letter to the editor.
All the manuscripts published by ‘Journal of New Born Issues’ undergo rapid, quality, and quick review processing by eminent editorial and review team maintaining high standards and ethics of publishing.
Authors may submit their valuable work either via the online submission form or via email to the editor’s office at submissions@asterpublications.com, newborn@asterpublications.com
Scope of the journal
The journal covers the following topics (including but not limited to the following fields).
- Abdominal Distension
- Birth Injuries
- Bluish Skin
- Coughing
- Jaundice
- Respiratory Distress
- Vomiting
- Fever
- Colic
- Skin Problems
- Cold And Flu
- Ear Infections
- Oral Thrush
- Diarrhea
- Constipation
- Prematurity
- Low blood sugar (glucose)
- Severe infections (for example, sepsis)
- Heart problems
- Metabolic disorders
- Birth defects that may require surgery
- Baby Acne
- Diaper Rash
'Journal of New Born Issues' follows the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) Guidelines for issues of fraud, image manipulation, and duplicate publication.
