From cause to care: Can a triple approach to better population data improve the global outlook of congenital heart disease?
by Lorenzo D. Botto, Pierpaolo MastroiacovoAs infant mortality improves due to better infection control and peripartum care, congenital anomalies are becoming a key driver of pediatric survival and health.
12th August 2021 •
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