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    Steroids during late preterm labor: better later than never

    Lyon, Corey
    Bello, Jennifer
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    Abstract
    Steroids during late preterm labor: Better later than never. Steroids--even when administered in the last leg of the late preterm period--still reduce the likelihood of respiratory complications in newborns. Practice changer: Use steroids in women at risk of preterm delivery, even if they are 36 weeks, 6 days-pregnant, because steroids may reduce respiratory complications in the newborn with minimal risk for neonatal or maternal complications.
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    Journal of family practice, 66, no. 02 (February 2017): 104-106.
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