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A baby born at 37 weeks or earlier is termed premature or “preemie.” The premature baby requires special care and attention in an NICU as well as at home.

Corticosteroids’ Risks To Preemies Minimal

Corticosteroids’ Risks To Preemies Minimal

University of Adelaide researchers have confirmed the benefits of repeat doses of corticosteroids for premature babies, when administered to their pregnant mothers.

Eye Tests in Preemies Predict Vision Trouble of Later Years

Eye Tests in Preemies Predict Vision Trouble of Later Years

Having youngsters undergo eye tests at two-and-a-half years of age can help predict vision problems when they're 10 years old.

India’s smallest premature baby brings immense joy to Indian parents

India’s smallest premature baby brings immense joy to Indian parents

The quality of health care in India has greatly improved over the few years and continues to do so. Adding proof to the above statement is the achievement where a premature baby of less than 26 weeks

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Blocking Light can Increase Survival of Premature Babies

Blocking Light can Increase Survival of Premature Babies

An easy to implement, fully light-shielded delivery system for parenteral nutrition needs to be developed to reduce mortality rates in premature infants.

Listening to Mother's Heartbeat Beneficial for Premature Babies

Listening to Mother's Heartbeat Beneficial for Premature Babies

Listening to a recording of a mother's voice and heartbeat reduces the number of cardio-respiratory events among premature babies

Preterm Infants Learn to Speak Fast If Parents Converse With Them

Preterm Infants Learn to Speak Fast If Parents Converse With Them

The rate of the vocabulary growth and IQ score are more strongly related to the number of words the parent says per hour to the child than to parent's education and socioeconomic status.