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Down's Syndrome is a genetic condition, and cannot be cured by any currently known methods, either before or after birth. Typically, cognitive development issues can be managed as the child grows later.
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome affects brain development at a very early stage, and cannot be reversed by any known treatment. Treatment primarily consists of behavioral therapy in childhood.
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How were babies born before there were hospitals?
they were born at home
What is the effect of smoking on pregnancy?
it's really bad for the baby, babies born prematurely, babies born too small, babies who die before they can be born at all.
Did the 1600's have hospitals?
Yes there were hospitals in the 1600's ...... if there wernt where would babies be born and people be curedNotice: The first guy to answer this didn't think about this answer to HIS question: babies can really be born anywhere, and illnesses were often cured at home. HE DID NOT POST THE BOLD PART OF THE ANSWER
How many retarded babies are born each year?
The term "retarded" is considered outdated and offensive; the preferred terminology is "intellectual disability" or "developmental delay." According to the World Health Organization, approximately 1% to 3% of the global population has an intellectual disability. This translates to millions of individuals, with thousands of babies born each year affected by various conditions that can lead to developmental delays. Exact figures vary by region and definition, but comprehensive statistics are often difficult to obtain.
What effects does smoking have on a pregnant woman?
Smoking cigarettes is probably the number 1 cause of adverse outcomes for babies. Complications that occur frequently are: babies born prematurely, babies born too small or babies who die before they can be born at all.
What is the thing called that babies are put in when they are born before they are supposed to be?
Humidicribs.
How many babies born before 28 weeks need surfactant treatment?
Over half the babies born before 28 weeks gestation need this treatment, while about one-third born between 32 and 36 weeks need supplemental surfactant.
What is the word that means having to do with babies or infants?
Natal. Before you are born you are pre-natal. After you are born, you are post-natal.
Withch babey did anne Boleyn have?
Elizabeth I, and a few babies that died before they were born.
Can newborn babies open their eyes?
Babies can open their eyes when they are born. In fact, they have been looking around in mother's tummy for about 15 weeks before this.
Why do babies born at full term have a better chance for survival than babies born a few months early?
Babies that are born on or relatively near their due date are "most of the time" healthier that premature babies. Premature babies are born before there due date by weeks or even months. If they are born early, they wouldn't have grown to their full capability while still in their mom's stomach. Generally, if a woman is having early contractions and is heading into labor, the doctors will give her a medication to stop the pain/contractions. All in all, babies that are born premature aren't as fully grown as babies who are born on time.
Why do babies born at full term have a better chance for survival than babies born a few month early?
Babies that are born on or relatively near their due date are "most of the time" healthier that premature babies. Premature babies are born before there due date by weeks or even months. If they are born early, they wouldn't have grown to their full capability while still in their mom's stomach. Generally, if a woman is having early contractions and is heading into labor, the doctors will give her a medication to stop the pain/contractions. All in all, babies that are born premature aren't as fully grown as babies who are born on time.
