Most-premature baby goes home
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The world's most-premature baby leaves a Miami hospital, four months after weighing in at just 280 grams.
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Specialists called Thursday for more early ultrasound exams during pregnancy and tighter guidelines for infertility treatment as key first steps in battling a growing problem: One in eight babies now is born prematurely.
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A premature infant thought to be the smallest baby ever to survive was called &quot;a great blessing&quot; yesterday by her mother, who is preparing to take the little girl and her twin sister home from the hospital.
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The smallest premature babies, already at high risk of brain damage, are likely to develop even more mental disorders if they get any infection in the first weeks of life, researchers said on Tuesday.
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Scientists have come closer to solving the riddle of cot death with the discovery that more than half of all babies who die unexpectedly may have had problems in the womb.
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Women with congenital heart  disease who become pregnant face a heightened risk that their  infant may be premature or not survive long, according to a  report from the Netherlands.
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SATURDAY, July 21 (HealthDay News) -- Planning ahead before pregnancy helps new moms give their babies the best possible start in life, experts say.
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A record-breaking baby weighing a minuscule 280 grams has grown up into a healthy young girl, US doctors report this week. But experts fret that the &#39;miracle&#39; baby may raise false hopes among parents about the outlook for their premature infants.
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CHICAGO -- Doctors at Loyola University Medical Center said the smallest baby that&#39;s ever survived delivery will be going home soon.
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Thirteen-month-old baby leaves hospital after undergoing pioneering life-saving treatment.
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&quot;Thank God it is all over now. I wish myself a safe delivery,&quot; said a six-month pregnant Ibrahim, wearing a light. with a 35-year-old man, Dauda Sani.
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Having a nurse visit the home a few days after a woman has a baby reduces the number of newborns being readmitted to the hospital with jaundice or dehydration -- and it saves money -- according to a new study.
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A baby who weighed 8.6 ounces - less than a can of soda, when she was delivered by Caesarean section Sept. 19 at Loyola University Medical Center is expected to be discharged
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Scientists now say a third of infant deaths are due to premature births &#151; a much larger percentage than previously thought.
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Nearly half of extremely premature babies who survive develop a disability or learning difficulty, a study says.
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NEW YORK  - Preterm birth confers a considerable risk for long-term impairment, according to study published in the journal Pediatrics this month.
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PORTSMOUTH, ENGLAND - The British parents of a sickly premature infant are fighting a hospital in Portsmouth that has asked permission to not revive their baby if she again stops breathing.