… otherwise unwanted infants in various societies). Intensive care for imperiled newborns is a
… This Article will explore treatment dilemmas involving imperiled newborns.' First, to illustrate …

… We have already seen that the issues of medical treatment of imperiled newborns are rooted
clearly in practical, real-life situations which demand our attention—and we will see this at …

… other newborn conditions. How much should concerns about future disability play into decisions
to limit treatment for a newborn… regarding disability and quality of life and recognize that …

… to the treatment of impaired and imperiled newborns cannot be adequately resolved in the …
newborns: the strict right-to-life standard, the medical decision standard, and the quality-of-life …

… He argues that it should be illegal to use resources to treat imperiled newborns ‘that
cannot possibly benefit from the treatment’, listing as examples anencephaly, trisomy 18, …

… The findings of this study have strong implications for health care providers caring for imperiled
infants and their families. Caring for an infant in the NICU means caring for an infant who …

… the care of imperiled newborns among Japanese neonatologists and parents. However, …
can decide whether a newborn baby with a devastating disorder will have a life that is worth …

… Although public policy is directed toward providing life-… infants and their families once their
lives have been saved. If our society decides to do all that can be done for imperiled infants at …

… It should be considered progress if the debate about treatment of identifiable imperiled
newborns is clouded in ambiguity, in contrast to the certainty of the past 2 millennia. There is a …

… of care for imperiled infants.5, 6 … for imperiled infants. Respondents reported that this policy
affected their decisions about when to withdraw or withhold life-saving interventions for infants…