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'Skincubator' allows premmie twins born at 26 weeks to receive 'kangaroo care'
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'Skincubator' allows premmie twins born at 26 weeks to receive 'kangaroo care'
For mum Tiffany and dad Dorian, whose twins were born prematurely at just 26 weeks’ gestation, a device known as a ‘Skincubator’ has helped them overcome their initial fears about holding their newborn babies. Skin-to-skin contact with premature babies, sometimes called kangaroo care, can help them survive and thrive, and a new device is helping […]
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