Population-wide obstetric data and demographic studies show that male babies (boys) are statistically more likely to be born slightly past their estimated due dates compared to female babies. While the variance is typically only a matter of several hours or a couple of days, researchers have consistently observed that male gestations run marginally longer. Nonetheless, due dates are merely approximations, and individual biological factors heavily outweigh statistical gender trends when determining actual birth timing.
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