Prematurity can have serious effects on a person's later life. During early development, the premature newborn's organ system is not fully developed and this can lead to various health problems that affect his physical as well as psychological state.

 

Premature babies face significant physical health challenges due to their underdeveloped respiratory system, which makes them vulnerable to respiratory diseases. Premature birth can also lead to brain damage that affects mobility, vision and hearing, and have long-term consequences for the child's life.

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At the same time, developmental disorders, such as delays in learning language and motor skills, may occur, perhaps requiring special education and support. A premature baby's health may require constant medical monitoring and care over the years, with some problems affecting their quality of life in adulthood.

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Following are presentations by expert scientists who analyze thoroughly

the main effects of prematurity.

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