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Every year, the world commemorates #WorldPrematurityDay on November 17th. This year, it is hard to celebrate: In the last decade, the world failed as preterm birth rates have not changed in any region. In the last year, 1 in 10 babies was born too soon. In the last week, the world watched premature babies die in their incubators as oxygen, electricity, and critical lifesaving care were disrupted in Gaza’s hospitals.Nevertheless, hope is not lost but urgent and collective action is needed. TheBorn Too Soon Report: Decade of Action on Preterm Birthhighlighted new data, opportunities, gaps, and actions needed to address this universal, yet silent epidemic.Led by WHO, UNICEF, UNFPA and PMNCH this report was developed with more than 70 organisations joining this global advocacy and was enriched by families courageously sharing their stories; the accompanying campaign and photo exhibition launched at IMNHC2023 engaged more than 3.4 billion around the world.Traveling photo exhibition of fam

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