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Baby Saybie was born at a San Diego hospital at 23 weeks gestation in December. The world's smallest surviving baby has been discharged from the hospital five months after she was born at just 23 weeks gestation, according to the hospital.
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Read More »Baby Saybie was born at a San Diego hospital at 23 weeks gestation in December. The world's smallest surviving baby has been discharged from the hospital five months after she was born at just 23 weeks gestation, according to the hospital. Baby Saybie, who was born in December 2018, weighed just half a pound when she was delivered at the Sharp Mary Birch Hospital for Women & Newborns in San Diego, according to a press release by Sharp Health. Saybie weighed 5 pounds when discharged. Her mother underwent an emergency cesarean section after she experienced severe pregnancy complications and doctors determined that the baby was not gaining weight and the mother's life was at immediate risk. "It was the scariest day of my life," Saybie's mother said in a video released by the hospital, adding that doctors told her that she was suffering from preeclampsia and very low blood pressure. "I just felt very uncomfortable, and I thought, maybe this was part of the pregnancy." Saybie, the world's smallest surviving baby who was born at .5 pounds in San Diego, California, has been discharged from the hospital five months after her birth. Sharp Health Doctors told Saybie's father that he would only have about an hour with the tiny newborn before she would die, her mother said. "But, that hour turned into two hours, which turned into a day, which turned into a week," she said. Saybie weighed about half of what normal fetuses at 23 weeks weigh, NICU nurse Emma Wiest said in a video released by the hospital. "So, I went and saw her, and we could barely see her in the bed, she was so tiny," Wiest said. Saybie, the world's smallest surviving baby who was born at .5 pounds in San Diego, California, has been discharged from the hospital five months after her birth. Sharp Health According to the Tiniest Baby Registry, maintained by the University of Iowa, Saybie is the smallest baby to ever survive. After the birth, the hospital's advanced life support team and neonatologist Dr. Paul Wozniak worked to stabilize Saybie before she was transferred to the neonatal intensive care unit, according to the hospital. A team of experts then cared for Saybie, helping her to grow stronger during her five-month stay at in the NICU.
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Over the last 4 decades, the number of men older than 40 who father a child has more than doubled. But only recently have researchers begun to explore what impact a dad's age may have on his unborn children. A study published in the journal BMJ in October 2018 found that children of men ages 45 to 54 have a 14% higher risk of premature birth and low birth weight, compared with those fathered by men ages 25 to 34. Early births make children more vulnerable to long-term physical and mental health problems, while low birth weight may require a stay in the hospital's newborn intensive care unit. Previous research has suggested that a dad's older age boosts the risk of miscarriage as well as his child's chances of having autism and schizophrenia. What explains the link between a man's age and the health of his children? Michael Eisenberg, MD, the BMJ study's lead author and an associate professor of urology at the Stanford University School of Medicine, offers two possibilities: DNA mutations that accumulate as men age, and harms that may result from obesity, poor diet, lack of exercise, and other things. "Those could potentially put a pregnancy at risk," says Eisenberg, "but we don't know for certain at this point."
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