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Evaluate the Use of Plastic Bags in Preventing and Treating Hypothermia in Neonates
The overall hypothesis is that placing infants 1000-2500 grams in plastic bags when compared to routine care will reduce the risk of hypothermia (\ 37.5 degrees C).
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