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Most premature baby celebrates his 1st birthday with a Guinness World Record

POLK COUNTY, IOWA, JUL 25 – Nash Keen survived extreme medical challenges after being born 133 days early, spending over six months in NICU at University of Iowa, now thriving with ongoing care.

  • Nash Keen was born extremely prematurely at exactly 21 weeks on July 5, 2024, at a medical center in Iowa and defied the odds to survive.
  • Doctors said the chance of survival at 21 weeks was zero based on current technology, but Nash's family and care team resolved to beat those odds.
  • Nash was born weighing just 10 ounces and spent close to seven months hospitalized in the NICU, during which he underwent four surgeries and required continuous oxygen and daily medications.
  • Guinness World Records named Nash the most premature baby survivor after he turned one year old on July 5, 2025, with his father calling him "such a miracle."
  • Nash’s story offers hope to other families facing extreme prematurity, while doctors emphasize the NICU as a national treasure supporting such rare survivals.
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illawarramercury.com.au broke the news in on Wednesday, July 23, 2025.
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