End-of-life decisions in neonates and infants: a population-level mortality follow-back study

Overview of attention for article published in Archives of Disease in Childhood -- Fetal & Neonatal Edition, June 2021

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End-of-life decisions in neonates and infants: a population-level mortality follow-back study https://t.co/a79rlMXqdB https://t.co/VCG9jp7Ggx

22 Apr 2022

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@bartlomiejpejo @KONFEDERACJA_ @Partia_KORWiN @KonradBerkowicz @ArturDziambor @JacekWilkPL @RobertWinnicki @GrzegorzBraun_ @bartyzel @WTumanowicz @LublinNarodowy No fajnie nazwać „znośna przyszłość” bycie krytycznie chorym: https://t.co/WSZW07s64o

20 Jan 2022

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RT @SSSS_Dynazion: Study in Flanders, Belgium, finds that 10% of kid deaths are caused by euthanasia, 14% by indirect euthanasia and 37% by…

10 Nov 2021

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Study in Flanders, Belgium, finds that 10% of kid deaths are caused by euthanasia, 14% by indirect euthanasia and 37% by letting kids die https://t.co/3NCdgWRBwb https://t.co/uOe36K0DOz

10 Nov 2021

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