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Prematurity Awareness Month


A premature baby is defined as being born before the 37 th week of pregnancy. They require extra special care when they arrive because some of their organs may not have had enough time to fully develop. Due to advances in technology, premature babies weighing over 500 grams have more than 90% chance of surviving.

November 2008
Sources: March of Dimes

 

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