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10-70 years
Female
Phase 1

This study is looking at how early care might help infants born very early, before 28 weeks of pregnancy. These infants often have brain problems due to being born so early. The study will follow the babies from their time in the hospital until they are 3 years old. We will check how they are growing and learning during this time. To be part of the study, the baby should be less than 6 months old when joining, have confirmed brain issues seen in scans, and show signs like weak muscles or seizures. Families who want to join must agree to keep in touch for check-ups.

  • *The study lasts for 3 years with several check-ups.*
  • *It is for infants born before 28 weeks with brain issues.*
  • *Parents need to agree to participate and follow up.*
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    Diabetes

TrialX

29 May 2025

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