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Hiccups in a newborn could mean their brains are developing say researchers

Hiccups in a newborn could mean their brains are developing say researchers

Posted By: Editorial Teamon: November 19, 2019In: EDUCATION, SCIENCE25 Comments

Newborn babies seem to hiccup a lot and there are myths and legends surrounding such behaviour. Now researchers have found that with each such hiccup in a new born, there is a trigger of brain signals that help the baby’s brain figure out breathing. The UCL scientists published the findings of their study in the […] Read more

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