Common Illnesses Of Neonates Or New Borns PowerPoint PPT Presentations

Common illnesses of babies like mouth problems, feeding problems, elimination problems, cradle cap, etc are discussed in this presentation.

Common problems of infants and children, and their management is discussed in this presentation, which can be useful for both healthcare professionals and general public.

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Dr. Vishnuvardhan Reddy Meedimale is a consultant Paediatrician in Apollo Cradle, Kondapur, Hyderabad. He has practiced in India and UK for the past 21 years. He is well-verse with the values and sentiments of both cultures as well as the Western standards which can be adapted to our requirement. On the occasion of World Prematurity Day, he presents us insights into the world of Neonatal Care, and shares his stories of spreading happiness and joy. Visit- https://www.apollocradle.com

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