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Therapeutic hypothermia and in-hospital mortality in 35-week infants with encephalopathy

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By Hany Aly, Hatem Eltaly, Farah Mohamed Verified, Firas Saker, Ceyda Acun, Mohamed Mohamed
| Nature Verified
Abstract Therapeutic hypothermia (TH) improves outcomes in infants ≥36 weeks with HIE, although safety at 35weeks remains uncertain. We compared TH utilization and associated outcomes in 35- versus 36-week infants with HIE. Using the 2016–2022 National Inpatient Sample, we identified 35- and 36-week infants with HIE. The primary outcome was in-hospital mortality; secondary outcomes included coagulopathy and other complications.
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Unmatched Toronto 2025

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By Dawn Staley, Farah Mohamed Verified, Nathalie C. Cook, Tamika Nurse
| Tennis Canada Verified
From powerful conversations to courtside energy. Stay for the tennis, save big — UNMATCHED Play gets you nearly 35% off with your bundled ticket. Includes Discounted conference ticket rate and all UNMATCHED Access benefits 25% off your ticket to the National Bank Open presented by Rogers for the evening session on Tuesday, August 5. Plus, choose your vibe with both upper and lower bowl seating available.
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Opinion: Trade war will hit Canada's youth the hardest

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By Farah Mohamed Verified
| Calgary Herald Verified
Advertisement 1 Article content While politicians, industry leaders and pundits sound the alarm on the economic fallout of a looming trade war with the U.S., one group is being overlooked. Young Canadians already face the most challenging economic conditions of any previous generation, and they will bear the brunt of rising costs, job losses and a drastically bleaker financial future brought on by any trade war.
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