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In the case of Emily Westerfield, surrogacy practices come into question as she approaches her 11th pregnancy, far beyond the recommended guidelines, raising significant concerns about the health risks and ethical dimensions of surrogacy.

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Recent findings demonstrate a 74% first-attempt success rate for neonatal intubation using video laryngoscopy, compared to 45% with direct laryngoscopy. This method not only improves outcomes but also reduces the median number of intubation attempts, reinforcing its value in neonatal emergency care.