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What Are the Benefits of Physical Activity for Neonates with Specific Disorders?

The benefits of physical activity can vary depending on the specific neonatal disorder:
Premature Infants: Physical activity can enhance lung development and improve feeding skills.
Infants with Hypoxic-Ischemic Encephalopathy: Early physical therapy can aid in neuroplasticity and improve motor function.
Infants with Down Syndrome: Tailored exercises can help in muscle strength and coordination.

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