"This is a fascinating glimpse into a little discussed chapter of the Kennedy family's tale.
Henry Lee M.D., Division of Neonatal & Developmental Medicine, Stanford University I'll recommend it to others and give a copy to my graduating fellows." "The book is very well done and it's an important part of the history to our field that he has recorded. Jeffrey Maisels M.D., DSc, Virginia Apgar Awardee, Chair Emeritus and Professor, Department of Pediatrics Oakland University, William Beaumont School of Medicine As such, it is essential reading for all who take care of newborn infants." "The story that Michael Ryan tells is also unique in that it contains the first verbatim description of these events by those who were involved in the care of Patrick Bouvier Kennedy. Phillip Sunshine M.D., Stanford University School of Medicine, Professor Emeritus, Pediatrics, Neonatal Perinatal Medicine, Virginia Apgar Award Winner "Ryan's education of his readers in understanding the pathology and the pathophysiology of RDS, and the acknowledgement and reference of those scientists who contributed to the discovery, characterization and the understanding of surfactant and its subsequent use in the treatment of infants with RDS was superb." Avroy Fanaroff M.D., Virginia Apgar awardee, coeditor of Care of the high-risk neonate and coauthor of Fanaroff and Martins Neonatal-Perinatal
Practicing neonatologist will also enjoy the tragic story which sparked the flood of research leading to the dramatic advances which have saved the lives of millions of babies." "Because it is important for trainees to know the key events in the history of Neonatology this book is an essential read for them. "This is an essential book on the subject of newborn care and deserves the widest readership."
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