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

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From Kirpalani lecture: participation in neonatal clinical trials does not result in infant harm - work by Foglia et al. https://t.co/YFHYeV1Qsc @JAMA_current #ebneo2017 #foamneo https://t.co/2V7g3xUosm

A relief to parents & researchers: preemies are not adversely affected by enrollment in RCTs http://t.co/4Hzmbtg3PA http://t.co/Gn4j3l7egW

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