Associations of neonatal birth outcomes with amino acids and acylcarnitines: an observational study of over 3.3 million newborns in China

Falin He; Jingqi Liu; Zhuo Huang; Hongbo Chen; Chuan Wang

doi:10.1186/s12916-025-04470-8

December 1, 2025BMC MedicineOpen Access

Associations of neonatal birth outcomes with amino acids and acylcarnitines: an observational study of over 3.3 million newborns in China

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Key Points

Neonatal amino acid profiles significantly correlate with birth outcomes, emphasizing potential for early interventions.
Study analyzed data from over 3.3 million newborns in China, pointing to public health implications.
Observational study examining amino acids and acylcarnitines in relation to neonatal outcomes.
Highlights the need for developing screening strategies to address adverse birth outcomes.

Implication

Observational analysis revealed significant associations between neonatal amino acid profiles and birth outcomes, suggesting targeted interventions may improve newborn health.

Abstract

Neonatal amino acid and acylcarnitine profiles are profoundly associated with birth outcomes, highlighting the importance of developing targeted early screening and intervention strategies.

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He et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Associations of neonatal birth outcomes with amino acids and acylcarnitines: an observational study of over 3.3 million newborns in China

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Discussion

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Associations of neonatal birth outcomes with amino acids and acylcarnitines: an observational study of over 3.3 million newborns in China

Key Points

Implication

Abstract

Discussion

Cite This Study

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