Umbilical cord milking (UCM)--a method of squeezing the umbilical cord towards the infant before clamping--poses no long-term neurodevelopmental risks for newborns. The study involved assessing 971 children at ten U.S. medical centers, evaluating key developmental areas such as communication and motor skills.
Umbilical cord milking (UCM)--a method of squeezing the umbilical cord towards the infant before clamping--poses no long-term neurodevelopmental risks for newborns. The study involved assessing 971 children at ten U.S. medical centers, evaluating key developmental areas such as communication and motor skills.
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