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- noun Plural form of
premie ;alternative spelling ofpreemies .
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Examples
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There are a few little things that are quite common in "premies" that will, I hope, resolve themselves, but I feel that the storm has calmed.
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I still argue that free neo natal care could save more than it costs when you factor post delivery conditions, premies, etc, free access to GPs would prevent a lot of costly illneses,, still the legislation as writen is too long and complex to even know what it means or what it will cost.
Crystal balls : The Five Year View Canadian silver bug/Green Assassin Brigade 2009
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No scientific evidence exists which supports a DNA change or nature of being change via birth (evident especially since everybody knows that everybody knows about premies and about c-sections and similar).
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I imagine the margin would increase if the data were further adjusted to normalize the data for premature births (in europe premies that die within a certain time period are counted as stillbirths and aren't figured in the life expectancy statistics).
More Health Care xtra 2009
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I imagine the margin would increase if the data were further adjusted to normalize the data for premature births (in europe premies that die within a certain time period are counted as stillbirths and aren't figured in the life expectancy statistics).
Archive 2009-08-01 xtra 2009
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On the matter of premies, more research needs to be done as different countries have different definitions of “live birth” making infant motality stats difficult to compare.
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In 2007, nurses working for the Boulder Colorado department of health taught the five S's to 42 high-risk families (teen parents, addicts, parents of premies, etc.) with irritable babies.
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Tip #1: Volunteer at a children's hospital: their needs are many, from holding and rocking sick premies when their moms can't, to reading to cancer patients, to comforting their parents.
Ron Mirenda: Change and Charity: How You Can Ensure They Both Survive 2009
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Perhaps she should be the one participating in this discussion, but she's currently at work, keeping premies alive, so our national health outcome statistics don't get any worse.
A Taste of Economic Ridicule, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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They were premies, and I was determined to nurse them because they seemed to need the boost.
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