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Abstract Fentanyl, an opioid medication commonly given to hospitalized preterm infants, may alter gut microbiome development and subsequent neurodevelopmental outcomes. We compare a cohort of preterm infants with and without postnatal fentanyl exposure, using their hospitalization stool samples and neurodevelopmental outcomes. The study examines the association between fentanyl exposure, fecal microbiome differences during NICU stay, and neurodevelopmental outcomes up to age 8.
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