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Sadly, the Philippines is one of just a few countries with such dramatic improvements for poor urban children. In too many countries, urban child survival inequality is worsening, even as those nations have been successful in reducing overall child mortality rates.
Read MorePublished today in JAMA Pediatrics is the first application of this novel phenotypic approach, which identified 12 distinct preterm birth phenotypes with very different morbidity and mortality rates
Read MoreInfants who are born preterm face the risk of death or potentially lifelong complications including respiratory and vision disorders and developmental delays, affecting families and increasing demands on resources for health care, education, and social services.
Read MoreNovember marks Prematurity Awareness Month. Although we've seen a growth in research about babies born early over the course of my family's three generations of preterm births, nearly 1 in 8 babies in the United States are still born too soon.
Read MoreFor the first time, the world has international standards for both fetal growth and newborn size.
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