talk is how you and your team helped baby kwek yu xuan. goad helped baby kwek yu xuan. , thank you _ helped baby kwek yu xuan. good morning, thank you for _ helped baby kwek yu xuan. (13mm morning, thank you for inviting me, i am talking honourable behalf of my beloved. when we had yu xuan on hand,it beloved. when we had yu xuan on hand, it was a surprise and there wasn't any precedent of how to look after such a tiny baby. but our team worked very diligently, and we have our own protocol from years of experience with premature babies, so we implemented that will stop and we modified our protocol according to the baby's need. so this was a team effort, and we are very grateful to yu xuan�*s parents and the community that, you know, trusted us to deliver care for her. she's doing well. . , ., . , deliver care for her. she's doing well. . , . . , ., well. that is fantastic news, i have to ask though. _ well. that is fantastic news, i have to ask though, are _ well. that is fantastic news, i have to ask though, are there _ well. that is fantastic news, i have to ask though,

so kwek yu xuan really surprising doctors with her progress here. of miracle here. the doctors here said that it was a covid—19 miracle because she was born in the middle of the pandemic, and that her progress really gave a ray of hope amidst all the darkness that there has been in the last year or so. and how is she now? what does the future hold? as you mention, she is a very healthy weight now, 6.4 kilograms, around 14lbs. now, because she was born so premature, she does have chronic lung disease and she also has pulmonary hypertension so she will need help on a ventilator when she is back at home. but doctors here in singapore say that she is likely to outgrow a lot of those conditions, that premature babies do outgrow them and with the progress that she has made, they are really confident that she will improve even at home. she can roll over by herself, she is learning to use a bottle, and, apparently, she is very fond of her dummy. we will have more on the report from un experts, about the catastrophic impact of global warning. that is all com

kwek yu xuan was just 212grams — the weight of a hamster — when she was born and measured 2a centimetresection four months ahead of schedule after she was diagnosed with pre—eclampsia — dangerously high blood pressure that can damage vital organs and be fatal for both mother and baby. (yu xuan now weighs a much healthier 6.3 kg. drzubairamirfrom the singapore national university hospital told us how he and his team helped baby yu xuan to survive. so, when we had yu xuan on our hand, of course it was a surprise. and there wasn't any precedent of how to look after such a tiny baby. but our team worked very diligently, and we have our own protocol from previous experience with premature babies, so we implemented that. and we modified our protocol according to the baby's need. so this was a team effort, and we are very grateful to yu xuan�*s parents and to the community that, you know, trusted us to deliver care for her. and she's doing well. well, many of us have had to endure days of torrential showers, the grass is sodden. what has happened to august, we wonder? i've got some good news —

kwek yu xuan was just 212 grams — the weight of an apple — when she was born, and measured 2a centimetresafter she was diagnosed with pre—eclampsia — dangerously high blood pressure that can damage vital organs and be fatal for both mother and baby. yu xuan now weighs a much healthier 6.3 kg. dr zubair amir is the head and senior consultant of the dept of neo—natology at the singapore national university hospital. he told me how he and his team helped baby yu xuan to survive. so, when we had yu xuan on hand, of course it was a surprise. and there wasn't any precedent of how to look after such a tiny baby. but our team worked very diligently, and we have our own protocol from previous experience with premature babies, so we implemented that. and we modified our protocol according to the baby's need. so this was a team effort, and we are very grateful to yu xuan's parents and to the community that, you know, trusted us to deliver care for her. and she's doing well. that is fantastic news. i have to ask, though, are there any specific health concerns that you're worried about for her future?

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kwek yu xuan was just 212 grams — that's 7.47 ounces — the weight of an apple — when she was born andand be fatal for both mother and baby. yu xuan now weighs a much healthier 6.3 kg. 0ur reporter in singapore, suranjana tewari has more. doctors here in singapore at the national university hospital where she was born actually said that babies who are born that premature usually have about a 70% survival rate. now, that is fairly high, but they also expected her to weigh about at least 400 grams. but she weighed just 212 grams. many of the doctors who were looking after her here said that really put a low chance of survival for her. so, yu xuan really surprising doctors with her progress here. now, when she was first born, she was so small, the doctors really struggled to look after her. her skin was very sensitive. so, it was very hard to put probes onto her skin in order to monitor her health. also, the nappies that were available here in singapore were far too large, and it was really important that she had regular nappies, because her skin was so sensitive. even the medicine that w

next, let's bring you the extraordinary story of kwek yu xuan, thought to have been born the smallestpre—eclampsia, dangerously high blood pressure that can damage vital organs and be fatal for both mother and baby. yu xuan now weighs a much healthier 6.3 kilograms and has been able to go home for the first time. here's more from the bbc�*s suranjana tewari in singapore. doctors here in singapore at the national university hospital where she was born actually said that babies who are born that premature usually have about a 70% survival rate. now, that's fairly high, but they also expected her to weigh about at least 400 grams, but she weighed just 212 grams. and many of the doctors who were looking after her here said that really put a low chance of survival for her. so, yu xuan really surprising doctors with her progress here. now, when she was first born, she was so small, the doctors really struggled to look after her. her skin was very sensitive, so it was very hard to put probes onto her skin in order to monitor her health. also, the nappies that were available here in singapore