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How many babies are diagnosed with galactosemia a year?
Galactosemia is a rare genetic disorder, and the incidence varies by population. In the United States, it is estimated that about 1 in 30,000 to 60,000 newborns are diagnosed with galactosemia each year. This means that typically, around 20 to 50 babies are diagnosed annually in the U.S. However, the numbers may differ in other countries depending on genetic prevalence.
Can babies see when there newborn?
no
How do newborn babies eat?
Newborn babies put their mouths against the nipple on their mother's breasts. Then they suck the milk that flows.
Can newborn babies cry tears?
No, the tear ducts in newborn babies are not fully developed, so they cannot cry real tears.
What are newborn bush babies called?
Newborn Bush Babies are called bushels in most countries except for Africa, where they are called Gala.
What is the average length of the umbilical cord in newborn babies?
The average length of the umbilical cord in newborn babies is about 50-60 centimeters.
Why do newborn babies look blue?
Newborn babies look blue because in the first seconds after they were born they had not got sufficient amount of oxygen.
Can newborn babies go to church?
Yes.
What is the study of newborn babies called?
Neonatology
Who is the youngest person living?
Newborn babies
Why dont newborn babies pass gas?
Newborn babies don't pass gas because they don't yet have gas-producing bacteria in their intestines.
Why do newborn babies always cry?
Newborn babies can't communicate by talking so they communicate by crying. If a newborn baby is crying they are likely telling you that they are either: hungry, tired, gassy, cold or hot.
