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Research finds nitric oxide aids preemies

HEALTH:

Doctors say the treatment reduces the risk of death in infants with breathing problems.

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Giving nitric oxide to premature babies with breathing trouble can reduce their risk of death, lingering lung problems and brain damage _ a finding that could help make the gas standard treatment in a few years.

In a study of 207 babies, doctors at the University of Chicago found major benefits from giving a low dose of nitric oxide gas to premature newborns with respiratory distress, or inability to breathe in enough air.

The one-week treatment cut their risk of death or lung problems to 49 percent, compared with 64 percent in preemies getting just oxygen from a breathing ...

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