- Approaches: every page reviewed against the latest guidelines (AHA/AAP 2025 resuscitation, Surviving Sepsis 2026, European RDS 2025, KDIGO 2025 and more), each with its evidence source behind the (i) button
- New: Intraventricular Haemorrhage (IVH) and Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP) approaches (NICU → Approaches)
- IEM Emergencies: the International tab now also covers crisis triggers, second-line tests, hypoglycaemia, acidosis, seizure cofactor trials and conditions that mimic IEM
- New: Bahrain vaccination schedule with catch-up rules (Children → Institution Hub)
- New: Kawasaki disease tool — AHA criteria, incomplete KD pathway and coronary artery z-scores (Scoring/Calculators)
- New: HIE score for newborns — modified Sarnat with cooling criteria, and the Thompson score (NICU)
- New: Developmental milestones by age with red flags (Children)
- Growth charts: add the parents' heights to see the child's target height and family range
- Drugs: the interaction checker now covers many more paediatric drug combinations
- More calculators can now be saved to Saved Calcs (blood pressure, fluids, infusions, Ballard, exchange and PRBC transfusion)
- Drugs: star any indication (e.g. Acetazolamide · Glaucoma) to keep it in a Favourites list at the top of Drugs; tap it to jump straight to that dose
- Growth charts: new Down syndrome charts (CDC): weight, length/height, head circumference and weight-for-length, birth to 20 years, with exact percentiles
- Growth charts: the measurements list is easier to read, with each value and its percentile on one line
- Drugs: the verified badge now sits right after the drug name; tap it to see the review date
- Electrolytes: IV phosphate now has a daily maximum of 40 mmol (10 mmol for neonates)
- Report a problem: a link at the bottom of approach, drug and calculator pages sends your note straight to the team
- Paracetamol overdose: the nomogram now follows the exact treatment line and warns above the probable-hepatotoxicity line
- Drugs on desktop: the drug details panel scrolls properly again