Think it's that age old trimester across the water question uk sites say one thing and USA sites say another think its 24+5 or 6 days is 2/3rd's of the way through?
"Legally" in the UK its 24 weeks - thats probably what you need to know.
Some hospitals dependant on their policies (and babies health) will intervene if a baby arrived at 23 weeks.
I think anywhere between 23-24 weeks is probably considered viable. Depends on the baby. I guess it's like anything. All medical professionals etc have there own opinion.
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