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One in ten births are pre-term – that’s according to the World Health Organization. This means that globally, 13.4 million babies are born earlier than 37 weeks every year. These babies often end up in specialist neonatal care units (otherwise known as NICU) – but these statistics don’t take into account their fellow neonatal patients: babies who are born full-term but are poorly. In the UK…
