Question: The Rate Of Infants Being Born Prematurely Has Shown An Unexplained Increase. The Survival Rate Of These Preterm Infants: Has Plateaued Since The 1970s, Despite The Use Of Intensive Medical Interventions. Has Decreased, With More Of Them Not Surviving Past 1 Month Of Age. Has Greatly Increased, Even For Those Weighing Less Than 2 Pounds. Has Remained …

Question: The Rate Of Infants Being Born Prematurely Has Shown An Unexplained Increase. The Survival Rate Of These Preterm Infants: Has Plateaued Since The 1970s, Despite The Use Of Intensive Medical Interventions. Has Decreased, With More Of Them Not Surviving Past 1 Month Of Age. Has Greatly Increased, Even For Those Weighing Less Than 2 Pounds. Has Remained …

The rate of infants being born prematurely has shown anunexplained increase. The survival rate of these preterminfants:  

has plateaued since the 1970s, despite the use of intensivemedical interventions.  

has decreased, with more of them not surviving past 1 month ofage.

has greatly increased, even for those weighing less than 2pounds.  

has remained the same, with infants weighing less than 2 poundshaving the most stable rate of survival.