Ariana Boswell

Ariana Boswell received her bachelor's degree in biochemistry from Vassar College and is currently pursuing her Master of Public Health in epidemiology at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health. She has previously conducted research on rare and chronic diseases at Vassar College and Yale School of Medicine and hopes to remain involved in rare disease research and communications in the future. Ariana joined Rare Disease Advisor in 2024.

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Researchers develop expert-backed guidelines for HDFN management

Researchers surveyed experts in fetal medicine and hematology to form a set of recommendations for managing HDFN.
Multiple alloantibodies associated with adverse outcomes in HDFN

Pregnant patients with multiple antibodies associated with HDFN may be at increased risk of complications including preterm birth.
Report: Phototherapy can prevent severe jaundice in newborns

A technical report summarized current data regarding the use of phototherapy in infants with hyperbilirubinemia, a common sign of HDFN.
Case study: Severe HDFN with coexistence of Rh antigens

A case study reports a severe case of hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn (HDFN) caused by both anti-D and anti-C antibodies.

Ariana Boswell

All articles by Ariana Boswell

Researchers develop expert-backed guidelines for HDFN management

Multiple alloantibodies associated with adverse outcomes in HDFN

Report: Phototherapy can prevent severe jaundice in newborns

Case study: Severe HDFN with coexistence of Rh antigens

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