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On Sat, 23 Jul 2005, Diane Wiessinger wrote:
> There's been some back and forth about whether Nils Bergman's techniques
> are workable with the small premies we see here. I imagine the truth is
> somewhere in the middle. On the one hand, the babies of his that
> survive are... survivors. We're geared to saving the ones who can't
> save themselves. On the other hand, we've never really tried his
> techniques. Wouldn't it be great to start with 39 weekers, then try 38,
> 37, and so on?
And, on the OTHER other hand, wouldn't it be GREATER if we could stop docs
and their patients from doing medically unnecessary inductions and
cesareans so there wouldn't BE so many 39, 38, 37 and so on weekers to
worry about? :/
Cee
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