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‘The baby never leaves that incubator’: Parents can now hold their premature infants thanks to this new 'sci-fi' device

Dorian Ojemen is the first dad in the US to use the Skincubator, an experimental wearable device designed to allow premature babies to have earlier and longer skin-to-skin contact with their parents. CNN's Jacqueline Howard speaks with him about the experience.

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