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Nash was born on July 5, 2024 at a gestational age of exactly 21 weeks, or 147 days, making him 133 days premature.

Baby boy born at 21 weeks has set Guinness Record for prematurity “We thought we were going to lose this baby.” ...

Nash Keen was born prematurely weighing just 10 ounces — less than a can of soda — and doctors doubted he would survive. He recently had his first birthday.

Guinness World Records announced Wednesday that an Ankeny, Iowa baby is now the youngest prematurely born baby on record.

Born at just 21 weeks, Nash Keen defied all odds to become the most premature baby ever to survive. After 189 days in the ...

He was born at 21 weeks exactly. The previous Guinness World Record was 21 weeks and two days. "He just kept fighting and he stayed with us," said Nash's dad, Randall Keen. "He's so strong, so ...