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Secondary outcomes of the early collaborative intervention EACI on salivary cortisol co regulation in preterm infants and mothers
The Early Collaborative Intervention (EACI) aims to strengthen early parent–infant relationships among moderate to late preterm infants in neonatal intensive care. This randomized controlled trial evaluated whether EACI influences mother–infant salivary cortisol co-regulation in mother–infant dyads,
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