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Presence Current · Arkansas
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Alexandra Woodle

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UAMS

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COM | Peds Neonatology

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Alexandra Woodle's research program investigates the development and health of premature infants. Her work focuses on understanding the factors that influence the growth and well-being of these vulnerable newborns. Woodle also explores strategies for improving outcomes in neonatal intensive care units. Her research contributes to the broader field of child and adolescent health, with a specific emphasis on the critical early stages of life.

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