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Neonatology Research Advances
Research efforts at Nationwide Children's Hospital’s Section of Neonatal Medicine are focused on making advances in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of premature infants.
The research interests of the physician-scientists within the Section of Neonatal Medicine are vast, but the primary focus is on the prevention of complications of prematurity. By working directly with the Center for Perinatal Research – one of the eleven Centers of Emphasis at The Research Institute at Nationwide Children's Hospital, investigators are using basic science and translational research to develop cutting-edge interventions designed to prevent premature delivery.
Perinatal Research News
Overseeing Nutrition
Cutting-Edge, Crib-Side Research Accelerates Preemies’ Feeding Skills. Read more
Crib-Side Studies Help Struggling Newborns Go Home Without Feeding Tubes, Saves Millions in Hospital Bills
A new strategy developed in the Neonatal and Infant Feeding Disorders Program at Nationwide Children’s Hospital is helping premature infants and other newborns with severe swallowing difficulties learn to feed on their own. Read more
Small Baby Guidelines Help Preemies Thrive
More premature babies at Nationwide Children’s Hospital are thriving thanks in large part to guidelines developed and tested at the bedside. Read more
