Education and exchange on World Premature Baby Day
November 17, 2025
2 min
To mark World Premature Baby Day 2025 on Monday, 17 November 2025, our neonatology clinic at Zollikerberg Hospital organised an information stand from 9 am to 4 pm to raise awareness of the special needs of premature babies. Parents and numerous other interested parties took the opportunity to obtain information, ask questions and find out more about the care of premature babies. The great interest and the many encounters showed us how important information and dialogue are for families with premature babies. A special thank you to everyone who came along, actively helped and organised the day with us.
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Clinic for Neonatology
On World Premature Babies' Day, we are focussing on the special needs of premature babies and their families. Find out more about our neonatology clinic and how we support our little patients in the best possible way on their journey.
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