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South Africa’s progress in newborn care faces new challenges as blindness in premature infants rises

28 November 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

As South Africa celebrates improved neonatal survival rates, a new study raises alarms about the rising risk of blindness among premature infants. Learn about the pressing need for preventive measures …Read More at Source

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