risk analysis

What are Common Risk Factors?

Several risk factors can contribute to neonatal disorders, including:
Premature Birth
Low Birth Weight
Maternal Health Conditions such as diabetes and hypertension
Infections during pregnancy
Genetic Factors and family history
Environmental Exposures like smoking and alcohol use

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