Original articleThe very low-birth-weight rate: Principal predictor of neonatal mortality in industrialized populations
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Dr. Lee is Clinical Investigator Awardee from NIAMDD (No. 5K08-AM00219-03) and I.T. Hirschl Career Scientist Awardee from Irma T. Hirschl Trust.
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