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11 January, 20:35

What is the age of viability, and during what weeks does a fetus reach this age?

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    The age of viability (fetal viability) is the age at which a fetus can live outside of the womb. The age of viability is around 24 weeks but fetuses as early as 22 weeks can survive with intense medical intervention.
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