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Can premature babies “catch up” in 2-6 months? Can a simple, early, nutrition-based intervention increase survival rates? Can it put them in the “normal” ranges on a growth chart for their “actual” (not adjusted) age? Can it help them to achieve developmental milestones at the same time as their full-term peers?
These questions, prompted by the amazing success of two small four-pound preemies, are being addressed by a pilot study being conducted in southeastern Michigan, to see if one family’s “miracle” can be repeated a thousand times.
Join us as we try to find some of the answers to the question:
Can premature babies “catch up” in 2-6 months?
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