Press reports

Preterm infants' charity song storms the charts
Charity hit "Sing Me Another Song" sweeps Amazon's Top 100 Bestseller Lists on download donation day

Just one click to make an impact
Music fans can support preterm infants by downloading the charity song "Sing Me Another Song" – Donation day on 11 December

Battling chronic lung disease in preterm infants
EFCNI establishes the CaPaNi Research Award, worth $ 100,000

Rivalling Rock-a-bye Baby: "Sing Me Another Song!"
Preterm infants now have their own hit – a charity song released to benefit Europe's largest group of child patients

All eyes turn to the smallest of the small
1st International Prematurity Awareness Day on 17 November calls for higher public awareness of the situation of millions of preterm infants

Chilling statistic: One million babies die globally due to
premature birth each year.
The European charity EFCNI demands more research and
improved care structures for premature babies.

Stars unite for Preterm Infants
Renowned pianist Robert Wells, rock musician Jakob Samuel and well-known chef Stefan Marquard support preterm infants

H1N1 virus: preterm babies at special risk
EFCNI advises strict hygiene to curb swine flu

New alliance for preterm life
EFCNI and US-Organization March of Dimes fight for preterm infants

Biggest children patient group receives more attention thanks
to EFCNI:
Second meeting of European parents’ organisations for preterm
infants decides on International Prematurity Awareness Day -
Support by Dr. Angelika Niebler, member of the European
Parliament

EFCNI approaches the European Union with catalogue of
demands: Ten requests for preterm infants

United for premature life
First European Parents’ Meeting of the European Foundation for the Care of Newborn Infants (EFCNI) in Rome

Short profile of the foundation

European Foundation for the Care of newborn Infants (EFCNI)

Protection for the smallest members of society:

European Foundation for the Care of Newborn Infants established

Parent study by EFCNI

Annually, one month's salary and thousands of kilometres in the car
EFCNI study confirms the financial strain on parents of preterm infants