The
Sex - The more years, more and more babies born prematurely or have not been quite
the month. Every year
there are approximately 15 million babies are
born prematurely around the world,
with India and
Indonesia the largest
contributor to occupy the fifth place.
According to the report 'Born too soon: the global report on preterm birth action', every year there are approximately 15 million babies were born prematurely in the world, more than one in 10 births.
More than 1 million premature babies died shortly after birth. Many others who survive but suffer from some type of physical disability for life, the nerves or the inability to receive education. Often also add huge costs to families and communities.
An estimated three-quarters of infants who die prematurely can survive without expensive treatments and preventive care that is proven and cheaply available worldwide, according to more than 100 experts who contributed to the report, which represents nearly 40 UN agencies, universities and organization.
"All the newborns are susceptible, but premature infants are more vulnerable again," UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, as reported by the site World Health Organization (WHO), Saturday (12/05/2012).
"Born too early is a killer who has not been recognized. Number of premature births almost half of all newborn deaths worldwide and is now the second leading cause of death in children under 5 years, after pneumonia," said Joy Lawn, MD, PhD, co -editor of the report and Director of Global Evidence and Policy for Save the Children.
According to the report 'Born too soon: the global report on preterm birth action', every year there are approximately 15 million babies were born prematurely in the world, more than one in 10 births.
More than 1 million premature babies died shortly after birth. Many others who survive but suffer from some type of physical disability for life, the nerves or the inability to receive education. Often also add huge costs to families and communities.
An estimated three-quarters of infants who die prematurely can survive without expensive treatments and preventive care that is proven and cheaply available worldwide, according to more than 100 experts who contributed to the report, which represents nearly 40 UN agencies, universities and organization.
"All the newborns are susceptible, but premature infants are more vulnerable again," UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon, as reported by the site World Health Organization (WHO), Saturday (12/05/2012).
"Born too early is a killer who has not been recognized. Number of premature births almost half of all newborn deaths worldwide and is now the second leading cause of death in children under 5 years, after pneumonia," said Joy Lawn, MD, PhD, co -editor of the report and Director of Global Evidence and Policy for Save the Children.
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