Neonatal pediatrics at the century mark

Perspectives in Biology and Medicine 32 (2):159-170 (1988)
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Abstract

Neonatal pediatrics has made stunning and completely unprecedented progress in recent years. Nonetheless, an increasing number of voices now ask, Where is this field of medicine going? Is it, dare one ask, even headed in the right direction? These are reasonable questions, but first we need to know where this subspecialty of pediatrics has been. The current phenomenon is all the more remarkable because it differs so completely from the past.

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10.1353/pbm.1989.0013

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