There’s very good news from researchers at the University of Rochester Medical Center. At several medical centers they analyzed the survival rate of babies born very prematurely at twenty-two and twenty-three weeks. The research spanned a recent five-year time period. They then compared it with the survival rate for the previous five years and the results are impressive. The chance for a baby to survive when born at twenty-two weeks went from a low seven percent to nearly a third of all babies surviving. Babies born a week later improved from thirty-two percent to over half surviving. The study attributes this success to the medical centers taking best-practices, applying them, and then sharing them nationally. Good news for parents and it showcases fetal development.
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