World’s Most Premature Baby Defies Sub-1% Survival Odds to Break Record

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This article has been reprinted with permission from Guinness World Records Born in July 2020, exactly one month after the previous world’s most premature baby, Curtis Zy-Keith Means from Alabama, USA, would go on to make history. Initially, Michelle “Chelly” Butler’s pregnancy seemed to be progressing well and on track to go to full term. […]

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