The Internet Foundation  Applying the Internet to Solve Global Problems	Health - Infants - Neonatology
Infants: Home, Notes and Issues, Fetal Development, Neonatology, Infant Mortality, NCHS, States' Data, Birthmothers, Ultrasound, Fetal Imaging,

Neonatology on the Web - www.neonatology.org

• California Birthweight Curves 10th, 50th, 90th percentiles
• Teaching Files

Baylor Neonatology - NeonatalNews.Net

• How to select a Neonatal intensive care unit

CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Health Care - Pediatric Quarterly

• Recent Progress in Neonatology - Summer/Fall 1999
  • "Survival of infants over 1000 grams is now routine, and a large majority of infants over 800 grams birth weight do well. For those infants between 600-799 grams, the results are mixed, with about 50% dying or sustaining significant injuries."

 - Early Problems for the Earliest Preemies

KidsHealth.Org - KidsHealth.org for Parents - Pregnancy & Newborns - A Primer on Preemies (several pages of useful information)

• Due to many recent advances, more than 90% of premature babies who weigh 800 grams or more (a little less than two pounds) survive.
• Full-term babies usually weigh more than 2,500 grams (about 5 lbs, 8 oz), while premature babies weigh 500 to 2,500 grams.

Singapore Medical Association - Future Challenges in Perinatal-Neonatal Medicine

Welcome to Intermountain Health Care - Primary Children's Medical Center - Neonatology

The Children's Hospital, Denver - Neonatology - Newborn Intensive Care

University of Chicago Children's Hospital - Pediatric Neonatology

University of Rochester Medical Center - Children's Hospital at Strong! - Divisions - Neonatology

University of Toronto - Department of Paediatrics - Neonatology Research