Collaborating to figth for severe Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia

Joined May 2021
The BPD Collaborative retweeted
New in #PediatricPulmonology: The Use of Outpatient Diuretics Does Not Impact Somatic Growth in Infants With Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… Brianna C. Aoyama, Sharon A. McGrath‐Morrow, Joseph M. Collaco
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The BPD Collaborative retweeted
Replying to @PASMeeting
@PASMeeting #PAS2026 with @QuinonezRicardo moderating the first session in Spanish @nicupodcast
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Replying to @PASMeeting
@PASMeeting with @The_BPD_Collab friends @What_Baker_Said, amazing workshop partners!
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The BPD Collaborative annual meeting!
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Meeting Agebda! The BPD Collaborative Annual Meeting March 11 and 12! clicktime.symantec.com/15xVS…
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The BPD Collaborative retweeted
we need to change the language! no more former or ex- premature because it suggest that these children are no longer preterm when they reach a certain age… their problems continue- specifically BPD is a life long disease!
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we need to change the language! no more former or ex- premature because it suggest that these children are no longer preterm when they reach a certain age… their problems continue- specifically BPD is a life long disease!
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The BPD Collaborative retweeted
We can't wait for you to join us in January! Learn more here: buff.ly/dSvJxz4 #nicu #neonatalinnovation
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The BPD Collaborative retweeted
With the support from @The_BPD_Collab, the BPD Collaborative Asia-Pacific Network has been launched today! #neotwitter
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A rising star! ⭐️
You've got to hear about Dr. Uzamere's neonatology flash cards FOR PARENTS! Sometimes the most innovative advances come from basic principles of connecting with others. Take a listen to learn more: buff.ly/sq1Mk2l #Nicu #neotwitter #neosky #nicumom #nicudad #nicuparent #nicunurse
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The BPD Collaborative retweeted
#neotwitter....Lung stretch during a critical time window of fetal development may contribute to alveolar development. Extended use of CPAP may mimic such stretch in a preterm infant, contributing to improved lung volume and alveolar development. bit.ly/4awVqly
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