Bladt Molina

3%, with significant regional and social differences. Inequalities in access to neonatal care for preterm infants persist in the “Rede Cegonha” despite advances.This paper aims to compare best practices for healthy newborns in public and mixed hospitals affiliated with SUS, according to type of birth, between “Nascer no Brasil/2011” (NB – Birth in…[Read more]

This study suggests that the use of real time continuous glucose monitoring in preterm infants is associated with a high probability of cost-effectiveness.Shi et al. recently identified a brainstem peptidergic circuit in mice that is activated at birth and stabilizes breathing during the transition from the intra-utero environment to air…[Read more]