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Recalling the Apgar Score's Namesake - WSJ.com
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Anyone with children has reason to thank Dr. Virgina Apgar, founder of the newborn score of the same name. http://tinyurl.com/omqyed
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If you are a parent or grandparent, you almost certainly have heard of the APGAR score. Thank YOU Dr. Apgar! http://bit.ly/itr5FA
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Stanford-developed preemie test may be better than Apgar & similar scoring methods could be applied to other patients: http://stan.md/ag1RJM
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Great article on a legend in neonatology. Recalling the Apgar Score's Namesake - WSJ.com http://is.gd/EMdw
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