Short-term Outcomes of Infants Enrolled in Randomized Clinical Trials vs Those Eligible but Not Enrolled

Overview of attention for article published in JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association, June 2015

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Study Finds Participation in Research Studies Not Detrimental to Preterm Infants

Technology.org, 19 Jun 2015

Premature babies who are enrolled in clinical trials for therapies to treat and prevent complications from preterm birth The…

Penn Medicine Study Finds Participation in Research Studies Not Detrimental to Preterm Infants

Health Canal, 18 Jun 2015

Results Help Address Concerns About Potential Harm to Vulnerable Population

Extremely preterm infants enrolled in RCTs do not experience worse outcomes compared to infants not enrolled

Today Topics , 17 Jun 2015

In a group of more than 5,000 extremely preterm infants, important in-hospital outcomes were neither better nor worse in…

Extremely preterm infants enrolled in RCTs do not experience worse outcomes compared to infants not enrolled

Medical News Today, 17 Jun 2015

In a group of more than 5,000 extremely preterm infants, important in-hospital outcomes were neither better nor worse in…

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