Relationship of vitamin A (retinol) status to lung disease in the preterm infant†
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Presented at the Midwest Society of Pediatric Research, Chicago, November 1983.
Supported in part by Madison General Medical Surgical Foundation, NIH-SCOR P-50-HL-27358, and National Research Service Award 1 F32 HD06507-01 (V.A.H.).
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