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Dieter Wolke contributes to an article in Die Zeit about the outcomes in adulthood for premature babies.

Home/ Dieter Wolke contributes to an article in Die Zeit about the outcomes in adulthood for premature babies.

Dieter Wolke contributes to an article in Die Zeit about the outcomes in adulthood for premature babies.

October 19, 2023adminUncategorized

Die Zeit – A Life of Prematurity: Even extremely prematurely born children can survive today thanks to high-tech medicine.  But what happens when they grow up?  Dieter Wolke shares his research. 

German article. English translation

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