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| A father holds his premature baby boy against his chest. Tubes supplying oxygen and milk are taped to the baby's nose. This skin-to-skin contact is known as "kangaroo care". The baby's breathing, temperature and heart rate become more stable when an adult holds them in this way. | |
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