Premature babies are babies born under thirty-seven weeks and are often underdeveloped. By definition, the preemies are often tiny, have low body fat, and have trouble suckling. Since these infants did not grow fully in the womb,...
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Premature children and infants generally require extra care to grow and develop healthily. Many pediatric doctors advise many mothers to feed their newborns baby formula products because they offer nutritional benefits to them,...
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Paraquat is one of the world's most commonly used herbicides to control grass and weeds in farming. As a result of its increased toxicity, paraquat has been banned in many countries, and in the United States can only be sourced from...
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Preterm babies have a higher risk of contracting infections, including Necrotizing Enterocolitis (NEC). NEC is a gastrointestinal bacterial infection that causes intestinal inflammation and the death of tissues. Even though the...
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The birth of a child is often (and ought to be) a joyous moment. However, when your child is born prematurely, this happy occasion can easily turn into a cause for anxiety and stress. Premature newborns, also known as preemies, need...
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Your baby’s well-being is your primary priority, especially if they are born prematurely. This is because the baby requires extra attention and care to help them develop healthy immune systems. Further, their feeding should be...
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