Blood tests can predict pregnant women giving birth prematurely
Researchers in the US and Denmark have found low-cost blood tests that can accurately predict the risk of premature women giving birth to 80%.
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Researchers in the US and Denmark have found low-cost blood tests that can accurately predict the risk of premature women giving birth to 80%.
A new study finds that preterm birth changes the way children connect their brains and this may help explain the occurrence of autism.
Women who have a time gap between short pregnancies of less than 18 months are more likely to be born prematurely, a new study suggests.
Scientists at Warwick University and the University of Ruhr, Bochum, Germany, have found that premature babies often have difficulty learning math.
A new US study found that the main cause of premature birth, in which women have premature rupture of membranes, stimulates labor, possibly due to certain types of bacte…
Emma's baby girl was born at the 25th week with a weight of less than 0.5 kg. Her parents lived in a state of simmering for weeks because the child constantly stopped br…
According to a study by Duke University scientists and Norwegian scientists, more than one million men and women, the health effects of serious and related premature bir…
Having a hard cry of birth, Kangaroo babies (premature babies) face a high risk of death. These little creatures grew up in incubators day by day with the hope of the mo…
Scientists have discovered a gene variant that can help predict the risk of premature birth of a pregnant woman. The findings also help explain why American and African…
High-tech infantry cages can be installed next to the maternity bed, allowing mothers and fathers to bond with each other and to touch each other as a healthy mother and…