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Perinatal mortality stats (http://bmj.com) From: Robert Modugno MD (rmodugno@aol.com) Fri Jan 30 17:13:30 2004 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Don Miller: "NYT: Trial Lawyer Edwards 'Channeling' Words of the Unborn" Previous message: Robert Modugno: "Female Genital Mutilation (http://bmj.com)" ------------------------------------------------------------ Robert Modugno MD (rmodugno@aol.com) has sent this article to you from BMJ: ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ Parents discover their stillborn babies are alive four months after birth http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/content/full/328/7434/248-c?etoc&eaf ------------------------------------------------------------ Could this be a reason why the USA has a worse perinatal ------------------------------------------------------------ mortality rate than many "developed" countries? -- ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------ This is sent to you as an email-a-friend feature from BMJ at http://bmj.com Next message: Don Miller: "NYT: Trial Lawyer Edwards 'Channeling' Words of the Unborn" Previous message: Robert Modugno: "Female Genital Mutilation (http://bmj.com)"

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