In today's Lancet we publish a clinical Series on neonatal intensive care in higher resource settings. The Series, led by Lex Doyle from The Royal Women's Hospital in Melbourne, VIC, Australia, includes new approaches to the old nemesis of bronchopulmonary dysplasia (which still affects up to 50% of infants born before 28 weeks’ gestation), discusses the delicacy of fine-tuning interventions in response to evolving evidence, and explores the frontier of nutritional research by referring to preterm birth as a nutritional emergency.
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