A new study reveals that moderate preterm birth (32-38 weeks) is linked to an increased risk of developmental disorders. Analyzing over 75 studies involving more than eight million children, researchers found heightened risks of disorders such as cerebral palsy, cognitive impairment, and language delay in children born moderately preterm.
A new study reveals that moderate preterm birth (32-38 weeks) is linked to an increased risk of developmental disorders. Analyzing over 75 studies involving more than eight million children, researchers found heightened risks of disorders such as cerebral palsy, cognitive impairment, and language delay in children born moderately preterm.
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