Health & Medicine
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Scientists Discover that Prematurely Born Babies Age Slightly Faster
While the struggles of prematurely born babies are numerous, a recent study reveals that increased aging may also be another entry on that list. On the bright side, this may also be another step to predicting what kind of complications these children may have growing up.
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