Neonatal neurobehavior associated with developmental changes from age 2 to 3 in very preterm infants
Alexandrea L. Craft(Providence College), Barry M. Lester(Brown University), Julie A. Hofheimer(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Carmen J. Marsit(Emory University), T. Michael O’Shea(Northwestern University), Marie Camerota(Providence College), Steven L. Pastyrnak(Spectrum Health), Lynne M. Smith(UCLA Medical Center), Lynne M. Dansereau(Providence College), Sheri A. DellaGrotta(Providence College), Brian S. Carter(Carter Observatory), Jennifer Helderman(Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist), Elisabeth C. McGowan(Providence College), Jennifer Check(Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist), Charles R. Neal(University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa), Cynthia Loncar(Providence College)
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