Premature Babies

A baby born before the 37th week of pregnancy is considered premature, and is often known as a preemie. About ... Show

A baby born before the 37th week of pregnancy is considered premature, and is often known as a preemie. About 12 - 13% of all babies born in the United States are premature, and while preemies usually are just as successful and healthy as full-term babies, there are still many potential setbacks and illnesses that are more likely to affect a premature baby, depending on how early he or she was born. Hide

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