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Distributed under the brand names Geref and Geref Diagnostic, it gained FDA approval in 1997 as a treatment for growth hormone deficiency but was discontinued in 2008 not out of concern for safety or lack of efficacy, but because of manufacturing difficulties.2 3 Yet it remains available in compounded form with a prescription from a licensed healthcare provider
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Clin Perinatol 36(4):835858, vii Graham EM, Ruis KA, Hartman AL, Northington FJ, Fox HE (2008) A systematic review of the role of intrapartum hypoxia-ischemia in the causation of neonatal encephalopathy
