Preemie Care in the 1930s: What the battle to save premature babies looked like 75 years ago Seventy-five years ago, LIFE magazine took a look at the steps taken in one facility, the Boston Lying-In Hospital (founded in 1832), to care for premature babies. Yes, the machinery seen in these photos is, in large part, vastly different than what one sees nowadays in any hospital in virtually any industrialize nation on earth. But the hands-on care, the dedication of the nurses and doctors and the sheer scale of the effort to save the lives of these tiny babies will be familiar to anyone who has spent time in “preterm birth” wards.” #Preemie #NICU #FBF
Posted on: Fri, 23 May 2014 13:00:02 +0000
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