These findings are the result of a study by University of Illinois scientists on neonates and their verbal skills.
It is possible that in the premature infants, part of the brain that needs to produce complex protein for baby's preparation for speaking, and brain cells to process words because of the birth of the baby has been damaged.
Infants born in the last three months of pregnancy sooner than they are prescribed have problems developing the brain's auditory cortex, an area that is essential for hearing and understanding the surroundings.
Knowing this will help parents and doctors identify and diagnose a child who is likely to have auditory problems and voice recognition and voice recognition.
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