A 1-year-old who was born at 21 weeks has been named the world's most premature baby by Guinness World Records.

Dr. Malinda Schaefer, the high-risk obstetrician who delivered Nash, emphasized the importance of patient autonomy and the unpredictable outcomes of extremely premature births. Dr. Amy Stanford, the ...

Born 133 days early at University of Iowa Health Care, Nash Keen survived despite zero survival expectations, spending 198 days in the NICU before going home.

Nash Keen was born prematurely weighing just 10 ounces — less than a can of soda — and doctors doubted he would survive. He ...

Nash is among the growing number of extremely premature infants who are getting lifesaving treatment and surviving. Upon ...

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Today, the AWESOME is found at the University of IOWA Children’s Hospital.  Nash Keen, ...

A baby born at a University of Iowa Health Care hospital in Iowa City has been named the Guinness World Records titleholder ...

An Iowa infant who was born at just 21 weeks of gestation celebrated his first birthday earlier this month with a new title – ...

The Iowa boy who was named by Guinness World Records as most premature baby ever born has beat “impossible” odds to reach his ...

Nash Keen, born 133 days early, spent over six months in NICU and is thriving despite initial health concerns.

From 10 ounces to a world record, how an Iowa baby is defying all odds and rewriting history after celebrating his first ...

Guinness World Records announced Wednesday that an Ankeny, Iowa baby is now the youngest prematurely born baby on record.