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Dima Abdu

  • PhD Student, Fetal and Newborn Brain Physiology
  •    dima.abdu@monash.edu

Dima Abdu is a member of the Fetal and Newborn Brain Physiology Research group in The Ritchie Centre.

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Dima Abdu

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Birth asphyxia Cerebral Palsy Preterm birth

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Fetal and Newborn Brain Physiology

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A tiny baby, a big fight for life
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Pregnancy infection damages the fetal brain – but which infection?
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