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Early Human Development|September 19, 2009

The pacifier debateAlejandro G Jenik, Nestor Vain

The Journal of Pediatrics|May 26, 2009

Does the recommendation to use a pacifier influence the prevalence of breastfeeding?Alejandro G Jenik, Nestor E Vain, Adriana N Gorestein, et al.

Frontiers in Neurology|September 8, 2016

An Acute Respiratory Infection of a Physiologically Anemic Infant is a More Likely Cause of SIDS than Neurological PrematurityDavid T Mage, Maria Luisa Latorre, Alejandro G Jenik, et al.

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Early Human Development|September 19, 2009

The pacifier debateAlejandro G Jenik, Nestor Vain

The Journal of Pediatrics|May 26, 2009

Does the recommendation to use a pacifier influence the prevalence of breastfeeding?Alejandro G Jenik, Nestor E Vain, Adriana N Gorestein, et al.

Frontiers in Neurology|September 8, 2016

An Acute Respiratory Infection of a Physiologically Anemic Infant is a More Likely Cause of SIDS than Neurological PrematurityDavid T Mage, Maria Luisa Latorre, Alejandro G Jenik, et al.

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