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Author Archives: Keith Barrington
On the Radio
I was interviewed for an edition of the NPR Radiolab program a couple of months ago. I have only just had the chance to listen to the program, (called ’23 weeks and 6 days’) and I think the emission was … Continue reading
Don’t text and drive
That might seem self-evident, but texting while driving has become a major cause of road traffic collisions, and other major incidents, involving pedestrians and others. AT&T have sponsored a new documentary movie (directed by Werner Herzog), which you can see … Continue reading
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Long term outcomes, Quality of Life.
I heard a presentation of this excellent study when I was in Melbourne last year, and have been waiting for it to be available in print. There are now about 30 studies of quality of life in subjects who were … Continue reading
Now you know. EUNOs long term outcomes
The European Nitric Oxide study has just published the 2 year outcomes of their trial. The original trial was one of the studies of routine NO administration to preterm babies. In this RCT 800 infants, <29 weeks gestation, with mild/moderate … Continue reading
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Cervical pessaries? Really?
A new study in the Lancet is a multi-center RCT of the use of a cervical pessary to reduce preterm delivery in twin pregnancies. I must say this sounded a bit unlikely to me, but it turns out there just … Continue reading
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Tagged Preventing Prematurity, Randomized Controlled Trials
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Breast-feeding the preterm
In order to catch up a little with the last month’s publications, I will post a few things with grouped studies that seem to me to be related. Alves E, Rodrigues C, Fraga S, Barros H, Silva S: Parents’ views … Continue reading
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Tagged breast milk, Necrotising Enterocolitis, nutrition
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Back in the Saddle
After a long and extremely enjoyable break, I’m back! Thought I might restart the blog with a few not neonatology things that I enjoyed recently. This post by Ed Yong on a study of how the malaria mosquito’s mouth parts … Continue reading
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Galileo Galilei
As you have may have guessed from the reduced frequency of my posts, I am on vacation! I am actually in Tuscany, in a beautiful villa close to Empoli, which is about 20 kilometers from Florence. A couple of days … Continue reading
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More SUPPORT controversy
The BMJ has just published an ‘Observations’ piece, with the tag line ‘The Washington Brief’ which would make you think that it is a news item. It is, in contrast, a very biased recounting of some of the controversy raised … Continue reading
Singing for Cystic Fibrosis
My nephew, Charles Barrington, wrote and performed a song to mark Cystic Fibrosis week 2013. If you appreciate it, send some cash to your local CF charity!
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