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Born at just 24 weeks and weighing 1 lb. 9 oz., Daveen Ajayi spent 98 days in University Hospital's NICU before going home ...
"We were able to show that an extra 20 minutes a day of skin-to-skin care for premature babies actually resulted in a 10-point increase in cognitive score. So, it's almost like a 10-point higher ...
Before kangaroo care, mothers would fill up plastic bottles with hot water and place them around their pre-term babies to keep them warm. This was hardly effective as babies could easily get burnt or ...
Skin-to-skin cuddling with a parent has lasting cognitive benefits for premature babies, according to a new Stanford Medicine study. Preemies who received more skin-to-skin contact, also known as ...
It is contact between mother and baby – also known as kangaroo care – right after birth. It significantly improves the odds of survival for premature or low-birth-weight babies, according to a ...
LITTLE ROCK — UAMS is participating in one of the first studies that is looking at the effect of kangaroo care on premature babies. The skin to skin contact between babies and their mother is ...
“We were able to show that an extra 20 minutes a day of skin-to-skin care for premature babies actually resulted in a 10-point increase in cognitive score. So, it’s almost like a 10-point ...
“We were able to show that an extra 20 minutes a day of skin-to-skin care for premature babies actually resulted in a 10-point increase in cognitive score. So, it’s almost like a 10-point ...
“We were able to show that an extra 20 minutes a day of skin-to-skin care for premature babies actually resulted in a 10-point increase in cognitive score. So, it’s almost like a 10-point ...
“We were able to show that an extra 20 minutes a day of skin-to-skin care for premature babies actually resulted in a 10-point increase in cognitive score. So, it’s almost like a 10-point ...
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