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13.49 x 2.11 x 20.32 cm
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General Readers, Fiction Lovers, Mythology & Historical Fiction Readers, Indian Mythology Enthusiasts, Young Adults (YA) & Adults, College Students, Competitive Exam Aspirants (General Reading / Culture), Gift Purpose (Books Gift Set), Spiritual & Philosophy Interest Readers, Library / Book Collection Buyers
Country Of Origin
India
About Author
Sarah Digregorio Is The Critically Acclaimed Author Of Early: An Intimate History Of Premature Birth And What It Teaches Us About Being Human And Taking Care: The Revolutionary Story Of Nursing. She Is A Freelance Journalist Who Has Written On Health Care And Other Topics For The New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, Slate, Insider, And Catapult. She Lives In Brooklyn, New York, With Her Daughter And Husband., Sarah Digregorio Is The Critically Acclaimed Author Of Early: An Intimate History Of Premature Birth And What It Teaches Us About Being Human And Taking Care: The Revolutionary Story Of Nursing. She Is A Freelance Journalist Who Has Written On Health Care And Other Topics For The New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, Slate, Insider, And Catapult. She Lives In Brooklyn, New York, With Her Daughter And Husband.
Author Name
Sarah Digregorio
Genre
Medicine & Health Sciences
No Of Pages
347
Publisher
W. W. Norton & Company
Product Description
- Premium Quality: This hardcover edition presents a meticulously researched work of nonfiction spanning 347 pages, published under the Books Kingdom imprint.
- Product Design: The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) is a place made of stories - where humanity, ethics, and science collide in dramatic and deeply personal ways, as parents, physicians, and nurses grapple with sometimes unanswerable questions raised by premature birth.
- User Experience: When does life begin? When and how should life end? And what does it mean to be human?
- Versatile Occasion: For the first time, journalist Sarah DiGregorio explores the fascinating evolution of neonatology and its significant breakthroughs - modern medicine can now save infants at five and a half months gestation who weigh less than a pound, when only fifty years ago there were few effective treatments for premature babies.
- Ideal For: Written for general readers, students, and anyone with an interest in medicine, ethics, and the human experience of premature birth.