Australia; International; VIC
Women who have given birth to a baby at full term followed by a preterm second baby, may be at a high risk of having another preterm bub if they go on to have a third child, according to Australian and international research. The research found that having a full-term baby first increased the chances of premature birth reoccurring in a third child (if the second child was premmie). The risk of premature birth reoccurring was higher in this group than in women who only had preterm babies before, a finding that was unexpected.
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