Improving Survival Rates of Preterm Babies Born at 24 Weeks

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The solution involves providing specialized care for preterm babies, including respiratory support, nutrition, and monitoring for complications. Research and development of new treatments and technologies can also improve outcomes for these babies.

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         Preterm babies born at 24 weeks have low survival rates

                Babies born at 24 weeks are considered extremely preterm and have a low chance of survival due to underdeveloped organs and other health complications....
                
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