Abstract
Large databases provide new information regarding the outcomes of infants born prematurity that raise concerns regarding the roles that science and clinical neonatology need to optimize long-term outcomes of extreme prematurity. In this commentary, I will use information based on 2 primary publications: Life in the Womb: The Origins of Health and Disease by Peter W. Nathanielsz, published by Promethean Press in Utica, New York, in 19991 and Where is the Evidence: Debates and Modern Medicine by William A.
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