The United States is working on reducing the incidence of premature birth

The United States began a pilot program to determine the reasons for the escalation of cases of premature birth at the steady and significant during the past two decades.
The Acting Surgeon General of America, Steven Galson, who opened the conference, it takes two days to develop a national strategy developed to prevent preterm birth, "We need to redouble our efforts in this context."
The United States sees half a million births a year earlier, according to the Agency Saedy.
It is noteworthy that the full load take between 38 weeks to 42, and premature births are born before Aktmalhm the 37 week of pregnancy.
The indicators of worrying that caesarean section is not necessary to play a significant role in perhaps the increasing incidence of late preterm birth, who are born in the period between the 34 weeks of pregnancy and the 37.
The data of the Organization, "March of Deims March of Dimes" under the name "card the brain - brain card" that the weight of the brain was born in week 35 of pregnancy, a two-thirds (2 / 3) weight of the fully entered its fortieth session.
In most cases, the growth of that category is completed normally, except for some who develop problems, including behavioral or education later.
May cause premature birth as well as in respiratory problems among children and breast-feeding premature.
A d. Jennifer House, director of "March of Deims" that "most women do not know really the big difference he would make a week or two in the growth of a full-born."
A study published in April that about a quarter of children who are born before shall mislead them (premature) appear to have early signs of autism.
The study, which was prepared at the University of Micguil that "premature babies face a greater risk of infection with autism than previously thought in the past."
The researcher Catherine Impripuls in a children's hospital in Boston, said the study "suggests that the risk of autism is still significant when trying to revive the children who are born before shall mislead them."
Also showed the largest scientific study on the long-term consequences of premature birth to premature babies are more likely to die in childhood, the study also suggested the possibility of injury infertility in adulthood.
Experts described the study as the task to follow the case of 1.2 million Norwegian births over the past several decades, during the period from 1967 to 1988, and it raised questions about future risks that might be exposed to small birth size, who have had the life thanks to modern medicine.
The results come as an addendum to familiar risks that may be exposed premature, for example, lung disease, disability, and mental disability, told The Associated Press.
D commented. Gita Swami, from the "University Medical Center Swamy of Duke", in this regard, saying "we were able to improve the chances of survival but that comes at the expense of significant problems in the future