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Baby Incubators: What They Are & How They Work
An incubator is a medical device that provides a controlled environment for premature or critically ill infants.
* It is a specialised warm bed that provides the necessary conditions for the baby to grow and develop.
* Incubators are used to maintain a constant temperature and humidity level, as well as to provide oxygen and respiratory support.
* Incubators also help to protect infants from infection and other environmental hazards.
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