The science of nurturing and its impact on premature babies
Clip: 5/31/2017 | 9m 26s
A study on helping preterm babies using simple interventions is showing signs of promise.
A long-term study on helping preterm babies, using the simplest of interventions, is showing signs of promise. In part two of our story, William Brangham explores the study's outcomes, as well as questions about the complex past of the doctor behind it.
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The science of nurturing and its impact on premature babies
Clip: 5/31/2017 | 9m 26s
A long-term study on helping preterm babies, using the simplest of interventions, is showing signs of promise. In part two of our story, William Brangham explores the study's outcomes, as well as questions about the complex past of the doctor behind it.
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