World Prematurity Day: Let Them Thrive
Author - Julia Samuel
Article Reviewed by The Medindia Medical Review Team on Nov 16, 2017
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World Prematurity Day: Let Them Thrive
World Prematurity Day celebrated on November 17 aims to raise awareness about preterm birth and the risks involved.Preterm Birth Risk Increased by Family History of Premature Delivery
A family history of premature birth, increases a mother's risk of delivering a baby prematurely.Caring for a Premature Baby
A baby born alive before 37 weeks of pregnancy period is termed premature, “preemie” or as preterm birth.Causes of Neurological Abnormalities That Result from Premature Birth
Motor abnormalities frequently associated with low birth weight babies could originate due to peripheral nerve defects, suggests a new research from the University of Chicago.Advertisement
