Noelle Younge, MD, MHS, Duke University
\n<\/strong>Noelle Younge is a Neonatologist who first-authored the definitive work on PeriViable Infants (published in the New England Journal of Medicine).<\/p>\nJana Craig, PhD, Kaiser Permanente Northern California
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