Life-Saving Innovation: Reduction of Oxygen Levels for Children in Intensive Care Emerges as Crucial Measure

The study, funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research and published in The Lancet, also found that lower levels of oxygen would reduce the number of days children spent on machines supporting organs, saving the NHS £20million every

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