Hundreds of cases of cerebral palsy are being prevented each year after a Bristol initiative to give mothers of premature babies magnesium sulphate.
The drug, costing £1, is now used across the NHS to help prevent cases of the disorder.
The findings, published in the Archives of Disease in Childhood, said 85% of eligible women get the drug.
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