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Presence Current · Arkansas
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Rakesh Lavu

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UAMS

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COM | Peds Neonatology

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Rakesh Lavu studies infant health, focusing on neonatal respiratory conditions and their impact on development. His work investigates the physiological and biochemical adaptations in newborns, particularly those requiring respiratory support. Lavu also examines the long-term outcomes for infants born prematurely or with congenital heart disease, aiming to improve their health trajectory and quality of life. His research contributes to the understanding of infant development and perinatal health interventions.

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