Japanese baby boy as world's tiniest to survive

Japanese baby boy as world's tiniest to survive

Toshiko Sekino holds her baby boy Ryusuke at Nagano Children's Hospital in Azumino, central Japan, on April 19, 2019. The 3,374-gram baby will soon be able to leave the hospital after he was born weighing just 258 grams in October 2018 -- the world's smallest boy to survive, according to the hospital. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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