A new study found that premature babies are at a more increased risk of developing childhood infections until their teenage years. The same goes for those born with low birth weight and low birth length, prompting more efforts toward prolonging pregnancy and ensuring adequate natal care.
A new study found that premature babies are at a more increased risk of developing childhood infections until their teenage years. The same goes for those born with low birth weight and low birth length, prompting more efforts toward prolonging pregnancy and ensuring adequate natal care.
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