“Neonatal Jaundice” features Tim Horeczko (MD, MSCR, FACEP, FAAP) breaking down why jaundice is common in newborns—and when it becomes a serious concern. He explains the physiology behind bilirubin buildup, including red blood cell turnover, immature liver function, and impaired excretion. The episode offers clear criteria for distinguishing benign from pathologic jaundice, outlines key timelines for follow-up, and provides practical strategies to prevent complications and recognize when rapid intervention is needed in early infancy.