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Preterm Labor Symptoms, Know the Signs of Premature Labor

If you experience any of these signs and symptoms of premature labor or other unusual changes, call your doctor right...

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Premature Birth 101

Premature birth—also called preterm birth—typically occurs when a baby is born three or more weeks before their due date, or...

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Preterm Birth Health and Economic Impacts

Preterm birth is associated with health conditions that can impact babies at birth and throughout the rest of their lifetime....

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The Effects of Spontaneous Preterm Birth and Preterm Labor

A baby’s birth is considered to be preterm (or premature) if they are born before the start of the 37th...

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Preterm Birth Interventions: Strategies During Pregnancy to Prevent Preterm Births

For more information about preterm birth, including the categories of prematurity and the health problems that preemies may face, check...

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The Top 10 Interesting Facts About Premature Babies: How Premature Birth and Prematurity Affect Your Baby

1. Premature Babies Are Classified by How Early They Were Born On average, most full-term pregnancies last about 40 weeks....

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Cervix Dilation Symptoms: Signs that May Indicate Preterm Labor

In this article, you’ll learn the important role of the cervix in pregnancy and labor. We’ll cover the cervical changes...

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Premature Baby: What Are the Characteristics of a Preemie Baby?

A premature birth—or preterm birth—happens when a baby is born three or more weeks early. Since the average full-term pregnancy...

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What is Considered Premature Birth? How are Preterm Birth and Preterm Labor Defined?

The average full-term pregnancy lasts 40 weeks. A premature birth—or preterm birth—is a birth that occurs before 37 weeks of...

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How Monitoring Contractions Can Help with Preterm Birth Prevention

Preterm birth, or a birth that happens before 37 weeks of pregnancy, is the leading cause of infant death and...

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