World Prematurity Day in 2024

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2024 Date	17 November 2024
2025 Date	17 November 2025

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World Prematurity Day in

Sunday, 17 Nov

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Updated 10:06

Today is World Prematurity Day. Sending love to the little heroes born too soon and their families too. #WorldPrematurityDay #WorldPrematurityDay2024 All On The Board
— All On The Board (@allontheboard) November 17, 2024

#WorldPrematurityDay We know that the journey doesn’t end for families and children born prematurely after leaving hospital. Join us to raise awareness of the realities of neonatal intensive care and the lasting impact of premature birth by sharing your photos and stories. Show more
— The Smallest Things (@_SmallestThings) November 17, 2024

Turning purple with purpose! The EiSMART team proudly stands in support of parents and children this #WorldPrematurityDay. Together, we celebrate strength, resilience, and hope. #WPD2024 Show more
— Ei SMART (@EI_Smart) November 17, 2024

November 17th is World Prematurity Day. Theme is ‘Over 13 million babies born too soon every year. Access to quality healthcare everywhere’. Thanks @tiktok_uk for the reminder on my page Full video on my YouTube channel explained in Pidgin English and Igbo Language.… Show more
— Ogechi Sylvia Eze (@Sopranodoctor) November 17, 2024

Today is #WorldPrematurityDay2024. We celebrate the incredible strength of premature babies, the unwavering love of their families, and the tireless commitment of healthcare professionals.
— London Neonatal ODN (@LdnNeonatal) November 17, 2024

Lighting up Liverpool for World Prematurity Day
— Liverpool Women's Neonatal Unit (@LWHNeonatal) November 17, 2024

Premature birth affects families long after they come home from the hospital. 24% of parents surveyed by @_SmallestThings have been diagnosed with PTSD following discharge, with 77% experiencing anxiety. That's why I'm raising awareness this World Show more
— Connor Naismith MP (@connor_naismith) November 17, 2024

Premature birth affects families long after they come home from the hospital. 24% of parents surveyed by @_SmallestThings have been diagnosed with PTSD following discharge, with 77% experiencing anxiety. That's why I'm raising awareness this Show more
— Jess Asato MP (@Jess4Lowestoft) November 17, 2024

It's #WorldPrematurityDay.Today we acknowledge the strength of babies born prematurely and the hurdles they have overcome. We think about the #preemie parents and the challenging journeys they find themselves on, and we commend the heroes who take care of these little miracles. Show more
— vCreate NICU Diaries💙 (@vCreateNICU) November 17, 2024

On this #WorldPrematurityDay I thank @CiaraOnly1 for the work she does with Little Heartbeats ( https://little-heartbeats.org.uk ) #PPROM is a serious issue and one which affects thousands of women, like me. Thank you to Show more Quote GB News @GBNEWS · 5h 5:36 'I lost my baby daughter, Sinead and it was only when I got back home that I found out I had PPROM.'
— Michelle Dewberry (@MichelleDewbs) November 17, 2024

World Prematurity Day in 2024

World Prematurity Day seeks to raise awareness about premature birth and the complications that can occur. A premature baby is one who is born too early, usually before 37 weeks, which leads to health problems during development including physical and mental disabilities.