Observational analysis reveals high healthcare utilization and long-term complications in newborns, indicating intervention potential for bacterial infections.
Serious bacterial infections among newborns place a substantial burden on the US healthcare system for the treatment of acute illness as well as long-term complications. Interventions targeting the prevention of newborn bacterial infections have the potential to yield significant resource utilization and cost offsets.
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