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1 grandfather" vs. "the grandfather kicked the baby").

2 rth without risk to her life, or that of her baby.

3 the best possible outcome for the mother and baby.

4 nd 16 weeks' gestation until delivery of the baby.

5 mentation), and reluctance to deliver a dead baby.

6 thymic emigrants") in adults, as well as in babies.

7 ed were included, with 5,493 women and 6,131 babies.

8 ised in order to detect all affected newborn babies.

9 ean sections, may have unintended effects on babies.

10 lly restored at birth in C-section-delivered babies.

11 fected patients, healthy adults, and newborn babies.

12 ed bifidobacterial carriage in cesarean-born babies.

13 identification of ZIKV-infected mothers and babies.

14 babies, especially in white race and female babies.

15 asive serotypes and vertical transmission to babies.

16 d lung disease of premature and malnourished babies.

17 seling on the predicted outcomes of affected babies.

18 V, we enrolled and randomly assigned newborn babies (1:1:1:1) to receive two doses of mOPV1 with an i

19 The primary outcome occurred in 42 babies (14%) in the nifedipine group and in 45 (15%) in

20 g crocodile, tortoise, hippopotamus and some babies); (2) normal medium to large mammals; and (3) (wi

21 Of the live-born babies, 343 (6.9%) in the control arm and 303 (5.2%) in

22 eatment (RR 0.86, 95% CI 0.75 to 0.99, 4,448 babies, 4 trials), with no significant heterogeneity (p

23 tection (RR 0.95, 95% CI 0.80 to 1.13, 4,448 babies, 4 trials).

24 nalysis (RR 0.68, 95% CI 0.53 to 0.87, 3,988 babies, 4 trials, NNT to benefit 42).

25 overall (RR 1.03, 95% CI 0.91 to 1.17, 6,131 babies, 5 trials) or in the analysis of death using only

26 nalysis (RR 0.68, 95% CI 0.54 to 0.87, 4,601 babies, 5 trials, NNT to benefit 46) and the neuroprotec

27 confidence interval (CI) 0.85 to 1.05, 6,131 babies, 5 trials, p = 0.07 for heterogeneity of treatmen

28 2 ml in RhD-negative women with RhD-positive babies (a secondary outcome) between groups.

29 Data on all liveborn babies admitted to neonatal units between Jan 1, 2012, a

30 nd is an effort much needed by the women and babies affected by its complications.

31 Infants in the Babies After Scope: Evaluating the Longitudinal Impact U

32 al of 1903 infants were enrolled in the Cork Babies After Scope: Evaluating the Longitudinal Impact U

33 randomly selected 50 children from the Cork Babies After SCOPE: Evaluating the Longitudinal Impact U

34 e only 2 risk factors to deliver an infected baby after nonprimary infection were to be young (OD = 4

35 ristics of women giving birth to an infected baby after primary and nonprimary infection are differen

36 The risk to deliver an infected baby after primary infection was increased in younger (O

37 All eligible babies (aged 1 h to 48 h, without congenital malformatio

38 For babies allocated to the chlorhexidine group, mothers or

39 In babies and infants the presence of pathogenic bacteria i

40 often up to the kidneys, and mainly affects babies and infants.

41 This may have fatal consequences in newborn babies and result in sudden infant death.

42 The Venda Health Examination of Mothers, Babies and their Environment (VHEMBE) is a birth cohort

43 al growth restriction need to identify small babies and then differentiate between those that are hea

44 Stronger activity for man and chicken versus baby and cat was found in the right pSTS responsive to b

45 n and chicken) or quadrupedal mode (crawling-baby and cat).

46 etermines the growth and birth weight of the baby and is subject to stabilizing selection.

47 ained to care for pregnant women and newborn babies, and promote facility-based delivery.

48 , and May 31, 2013, we enrolled 1009 newborn babies, and randomly assigned 829 (82%) to treatment.

49 ho died shortly after birth, one 2-month-old baby, and two placentas from spontaneous abortions, from

50 Over 15 million babies are born prematurely each year with approximately

51 igh altitude such as a nursery where newborn babies are cared for, and possibly operating rooms where

52 ecome pregnant and about 140 million newborn babies are delivered-the sheer scale of maternal health

53 The value of the baby, as well as the associated costs for parents, famil

54 7.4 g (SD 618.0), whereas birthweight of 768 babies assigned to usual care was 3197.5 g (SD 581.5; ad

55 led a cohort of pregnant woman who delivered babies at 3 hospitals during April 2014-February 2015.

56 A robust, noninvasive test to identify babies at high risk of AD would be important in planning

57 community health workers visited all newborn babies at home, identifying and referring unwell young i

58 (including intrapartum) who deliver liveborn babies at seven sites.

59 n example of a self-assembly where the inner baby-ball resembling to the predicted M12(L(a))24 ball (

60 (2) consisting of a pyrimidine-bridged Pd12 baby-ball supported by a Pd12 larger mother-ball.

61 The formation of the baby-ball was not successful without the support of the

62 rth rate (proportion of women who had a live baby beyond 24 weeks of gestation) in the intention-to-t

63 The BABY BOOM (BBM) and LEAFY COTYLEDON1 (LEC1) and LEC2 tra

64 lving overexpression of the maize (Zea mays) Baby boom (Bbm) and maize Wuschel2 (Wus2) genes, which p

65 BABY BOOM (BBM) genes in angiosperms are known to promot

66 aging is a result of the aging of the large baby boom cohort of scientists.

67 eration (born during 1925-1945), 1.0% in the Baby Boom Generation (born during 1946-1964), and 0.3% i

68 n (AMD) continued for people born during the Baby Boom years (1946-1964) or later is unknown.

69 n this study, we demonstrate that the PsASGR-BABY BOOM-like (PsASGR-BBML) gene is expressed in egg ce

70 PsASGR-BABY BOOM-like (psASGR-BBML)-specific primer pair p779/p

71 d on the Fibrosis-4 score plus imaging for a baby boomer cohort admitted to a safety net hospital ove

72 have not targeted emergency department (ED) baby boomer patients, we describe early experience with

73 Thus, implementing baby boomer screening (born 1945-1965) for HCV may be a

74 Implementation of the Baby Boomer Screening for HCV requires identifying scree

75 However, baby boomers (1945-1965) are identified as having a high

76 Across the United States, the baby boomers are entering into their elderly years.

77 n hepatitis C virus (HCV) screening rates in baby boomers in primary care and access to specialty car

78 d prompt increased HCV screening rates among baby boomers in primary care by 5-fold due to efficiency

79 disease and dementia, suggesting that aging Baby Boomers may experience better retinal health at old

80 antibody (Ab) screening of medically stable baby boomers presenting to an urban academic ED.

81 ized chronic HCV infection in this series of baby boomers presenting to the ED, highlighting the ED a

82 Screening of baby boomers remains low.

83 me, hospitalized cohort, 4% of 4582 screened baby boomers were diagnosed with chronic HCV, nearly twi

84 3 years prior to BPA implementation, 52,660 baby boomers were seen in primary care clinics and 28% w

85 tion in persons born between 1945 and 1965 ("baby boomers").

86 Among 2,325 unique HCV-unaware baby boomers, 289 (12.7%) opted out of HCV screening.

87 Of babies born at normal gestations (37-41 weeks), maternal

88 1]), both significantly more frequently than babies born at term in the general population (child-tx

89 er rate of cerebral palsy (CP) compared with babies born at term.

90 462 (3.2%) of 14 678 babies born before a gestational age of 32 weeks develop

91 The absolute risk difference for babies born before a gestational age of 32 weeks who rec

92 Among babies born before a gestational age of 32 weeks, the ad

93 In the subgroup of babies born before a gestational age of 32 weeks, we did

94 ormal hours may lead to worse outcomes among babies born during periods of reduced cover.

95 crotising Enterocolitis [UKNC-NEC] Study) of babies born in England to quantify the burden of severe

96 We study the names of babies born in the United States from 1910 to 2012.

97 Babies born preterm are at an increased risk of dying in

98 Term babies born to child-tx and adult-tx mothers were freque

99 A similar proportion of preterm babies born to child-tx and adult-tx mothers were small

100 Further follow-up of babies born to mothers in the EMPOWaR study will identif

101 rval [CI], 13 to 17%]) carried GBS; among 68 babies born to mothers with carriage, 26 (38% [95% CI, 2

102 We show that UCB monocytes from babies born to obese mothers generate a dampened respons

103 at umbilical cord blood (UCB) monocytes from babies born to obese mothers generate a reduced IL-6/TNF

104 al inadequacy in UCB monocytes obtained from babies born to obese mothers.

105 ini Women's Medical College Hospital and the babies born to those mothers.

106 dening gap reported between birth weights of babies born to white and African-American women could co

107 m with the risk of adverse birth outcomes in babies born to women in China.

108 icas has coincided with increased reports of babies born with microcephaly.

109 AL/MEHODS: We report a case of a 2.7 kg male baby born with growth on his mandibular ridge which was

110 r reports of bisphenol A (BPA) leaching from baby bottles, reusable drink bottles, and other retail p

111 with the WHO Child Growth Standards for term babies by 64 weeks' postmenstrual age.

112 has failed to find any evidence that newborn babies can imitate facial gestures, hand movements or vo

113 Early postnatal mammals, including human babies, can perform only basic motor tasks.

114 ecruitment criteria followed the 1-Year Well-Baby Check-Up Approach.

115 Fifty percent of babies cleared CMV in blood and urine within 3 and 36 mo

116 luded if the mothers intended to attend well-baby clinic visits at a different health facility, or to

117 -control study using data from national well baby clinics in Finland; autism cases were identified fr

118 arly-life anthropometric measures in the PIN Babies cohort.

119 s population-based cohort study, the Healthy Baby Cohort, women were recruited from three cities in H

120 of parent-infant bonding critically involves baby conveying negative emotions - literally compelling

121 rn contained only 3% free phenolics whereas, Baby corn and Sweet corn had 14-17%.

122 QPM (quality protein maize), Baby corn, Popcorn and Sweet corn, which are usually con

123 16 in total) such as fish, meat, fruits, and baby dairy desserts that may endogenously contain these

124 A crucial, yet open, question regards how babies deal with stimuli experienced in a fashion simila

125 ndardised birthweight percentile of liveborn babies delivered at 24 weeks or more of gestation.

126 Babies delivered by cesarean section (C-section) acquire

127 Overall, 531 (0.4%) babies developed severe necrotising enterocolitis, of wh

128 Every year, 2.9 million newborn babies die worldwide.

129 ulted in stillbirth and 3.5% of the liveborn babies died by 12 months age, none of these deaths were

130 16 (5%) babies died in the nifedipine group and seven (2%) died

131 ollected height and weight records from well-baby doctor visits and also measured children during stu

132 e clinics who had given birth to one healthy baby during enrolment, and who expressed their intention

133 h year with approximately 1 million of these babies dying as a direct result of preterm delivery.

134 Two nonfood reinforcers [Baby Einstein-Baby MacDonald shows (study 1, n = 27) or

135 ks of infant mortality due to NEC in preterm babies, especially in white race and female babies.

136 ssociated with 1 additional low birth weight baby, every 25 operations associated with 1 additional c

137 udies suggest that healthy full-term newborn babies experience some aspects of pain in a similar way

138 ity of HIV cure hinted at by the Mississippi baby experience, paediatric HIV infection has been pivot

139 Sample treatment of the baby food included dilution with water and centrifugal u

140 s validated and used to analyse a variety of baby food samples (16 in total) such as fish, meat, frui

141 onitoring the furan content of 30 commercial baby food samples available on the Latvian retail market

142 Twenty-two commercial fruit-based baby food samples were analyzed by the developed method,

143 A total of 108 baby food samples were analyzed for nitrate and nitrite

144 the various natural water, meat products and baby food samples.

145 ating that infants whose sole diet comprises baby food sold in jars and cans are exposed constantly t

146 The commercial baby food varieties chosen comprised of vegetables, cere

147 le treatment involved diluting an aliquot of baby food with ultra-high quality water and applying cen

148 ed toward positive rewarding stimuli such as babies, food, and erotic information.

149 (71.7%), human milk (22.9%), and commercial baby foods (2.2%).

150 ontributors were formula (26.7%), commercial baby foods (8.8%), soups (6.1%), pasta mixed dishes (4.0

151 In general, the baby foods analysed were sufficient for an adequate mine

152 Commercial baby foods are an easy alternative to home-made meals es

153 Commercial baby foods are an important part of the daily intake of

154 y method to analyze 24 pesticide residues in baby foods at the level imposed by established regulatio

155 sides and nucleotides in dairy and non-dairy baby foods based on hydrophilic interaction chromatograp

156 ge nitrate content of commercially available baby foods in Fiji descends below the maximum level prop

157 The mineral profile of commercial baby foods in Spain was determined to establish levels o

158 of nine commercially available cereal-based baby foods revealed the presence of 4 out of 12 studied

159 study shows that the nitrate content of the baby foods studied ranges from 2.10 to 220.67 mg kg(-1)

160 n-octylphenol (OP) and 4-nonylphenol (NP) in baby foods using gas chromatography with mass spectromet

161 nd nitrite content in commercially available baby foods varieties marketed in Fiji.

162 for the determination of fluorine in various baby foods via molecular absorption of calcium monofluor

163 ries across racial/ethnic groups, commercial baby foods were a top food contributor in children aged

164 rs, the concentration of fluorine in various baby foods were determined.

165 f 12 trichothecenes (type A and type B) from baby foods, followed by gas chromatography-mass spectrom

166 n=3; processed cereal based-foods, n=7; and baby foods, n=10) for infants and young children is desc

167 nucleosides in sixteen samples of commercial baby foods.

168 id phase microextraction (HS-SPME) method in baby formula samples and detected using ion mobility spe

169 to determine of Fu and HMFu in the different baby formula samples with satisfactory result.

170 l method for determination of Fu and HMFu in baby formula samples, without any derivatization process

171 sful Breastfeeding, the key component of the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative (BFHI).

172 Breastfeeding promotion, modeled on the Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative.

173 are an important part of the daily intake of babies from 6 to 12 months.

174 dependent and combined effects of protecting babies from fecal ingestion (factor 1, operationalized t

175 to benefit was 41 women/babies to prevent 1 baby from either dying or having CP.

176 Only three newborn babies had malformations, two in the vaccine exposure gr

177 Women with preterm babies had significantly early onset pruritus and ICP wa

178 of their replication cycles was examined in baby hamster kidney (BHK) cells.

179 irus (DENV) infection of surface-immobilized baby hamster kidney (BHK-21) fibroblast cells.

180 o the assembly of Sindbis virus particles in baby hamster kidney cells.

181 pite their limited visual acuity, 7-week-old babies have a surprisingly advanced visual cortex, inclu

182 Many affected women and their babies have good short-term outcomes.

183 a higher proportion of the low-birth-weight babies having a very low birth weight (<1,500 g) in the

184 can be lethal to immunocompromised patients, babies, HIV patients and other adults with impaired immu

185 8 pregnant women who gave birth to 7786 live babies in 2009.

186 ined in foods for 4-6, 7+ and 10+ months old babies in a brand available on the UK market.

187 alth facilities caring for women and newborn babies in low-income countries.

188 t seem to provide clear benefits for newborn babies in settings with predominantly facility-based del

189 We aimed to describe these newborn babies in terms of clinical findings, anthropometry, and

190 n the nifedipine group and 255 women and 294 babies in the atosiban group.

191 Of livebirths, 18 450 (99.7%) newborn babies in the chlorhexidine group and 19 308 (99.8%) new

192 lorhexidine group and 19 308 (99.8%) newborn babies in the dry cord care group were followed up to da

193 e of home visits to pregnant women and their babies in the first week of life by community-based surv

194 term growth patterns differed from those for babies in the INTERGROWTH-21(st) Newborn Size Standards.

195 me data were available for 248 women and 297 babies in the nifedipine group and 255 women and 294 bab

196 61 (8%) of 751 babies in the standard care group were large for gestati

197 However, the dysbiosis in Ecuadorian babies involved different bacterial taxa, was more prono

198 that depend on this information (e.g., "the baby kicked the grandfather" vs. "the grandfather kicked

199 of this study was to increase Ca content of baby leaf vegetables (BLV: basil, mizuna, tatsoi and end

200 A baby-led approach to complementary feeding did not resul

201 To determine whether a baby-led approach to complementary feeding results in a

202 Baby-led approaches to complementary feeding, which prom

203 The 2-year Baby-Led Introduction to Solids (BLISS) randomized clini

204 ndings apply to individuals using unmodified baby-led weaning.

205 g: aOR = 1.44, 95% CI, 1.18-1.75) and female babies (light smoking: aOR = 1.31, 95% CI, 1.02-1.69; he

206 In addition, the concept of the "baby lung" and the utility of dynamic in addition to sta

207 Two nonfood reinforcers [Baby Einstein-Baby MacDonald shows (study 1, n = 27) or bubbles (study

208 d using habituation paradigms, assuming that babies' memories in laboratory contexts are best constru

209 to lead global efforts for mothers and their babies must assert their leadership to reduce stillbirth

210 data, from decorative motifs on potsherds to baby names and musical preferences.

211 rm delivery; small for gestational age (SGA) baby; need for the neonatal intensive care unit; doublin

212 The Baby Observational and Nutrition Study (BONUS), a multic

213 Cleft risk was further elevated among babies of smoking mothers who were exposed to passive sm

214 e menthe peppermint liquor, human urine, and baby oil to viscosities of the same samples obtained wit

215 ed to assess the postnatal growth of preterm babies on the assumption that extrauterine growth should

216 Apgar scores were lower in preterm babies (p < 0.05), but umbilical artery pHvalues were no

217 In Uganda, 20,000 babies per year are thought to be born with sickle cell

218 Ready-to-eat baby porridge was the only category in which all measure

219 of fortified foods (n=29; follow-on formula, baby porridge, curd cheese dessert) and dietary suppleme

220 d to polyurethane foam used in furniture and baby products.

221 serum bactericidal antibody (SBA) titer with baby rabbit complement.

222 All babies received at least one dose of bumetanide with the

223 Newborn babies received clean dry cord care (control) or topical

224 : Giving birth to large-brained/large-bodied babies requires a wide pelvis, whereas efficient bipedal

225 to their own experiences: Tests of bilingual babies reveal that an infant's sociolinguistic backgroun

226 2015 European Commission (EC) guideline for baby rice of 100 mug kg(-1), while none were recorded at

227 Baby rice, rice cereals and rice crackers are widely use

228 latory limits on Asi in food, especially for baby rice-based products.

229 an average value of 1.91+/-1.07mugkg(-1) and baby-rice is not significantly different from other rice

230 rice products sold in Europe, including nine baby-rice products, were analyzed for total Hg and MeHg

231 each woman in pregnancy, within 72 h of her baby's birth, and at 3, 6, 9, 12, and 18 months after bi

232 that maternal overweight and obesity affect baby's condition immediately after birth in general.

233 s (study 2, n = 30)] were tested against the baby's favorite food.

234 f 1444 eyes generated prospectively from all babies screened for ROP at 1 of 6 major ROP centers whos

235 xpressed their intentions of visiting a well-baby session at the same clinic, were eligible and recei

236 n-site laboratory testing implemented during baby showers in intervention group churches, whereas par

237 mechanisms that reflect emotional valence of baby signals among parents vary according to individual

238 troduced to model elementary particles and a baby skyrmion is its two-dimensional counterpart which c

239 n electric field can drive uniform motion of baby skyrmions in liquid crystals.

240 -dimensional ferromagnetic solitons, dubbed 'baby skyrmions'.

241 referred to as two-dimensional skyrmions, or baby-skyrmions.

242 The Pregnancy Infection and Nutrition (PIN) Babies studies followed a cohort of North Carolina pregn

243 tion is an effective strategy for increasing baby survival rates of multiple pregnancies.

244 of a wide range EDCs from intact surfaces of baby teethers.

245 in a variety of consumer products, including baby teethers.

246 er in GBS colonized women delivering healthy babies than in mothers of neonates with GBS disease or n

247 Similarly to vaginally delivered babies, the gut, oral and skin bacterial communities of

248 mother at late pregnancy, birthweight of the baby, the proportion of women with a second pregnancy wi

249 eeded to treat (NNT) to benefit was 41 women/babies to prevent 1 baby from either dying or having CP.

250 HIV-infected babies treated within a few days of birth have a unique

251 d birth weight of up to 7,438 singleton term babies using multiple linear regression, stratified by e

252 Infant death due to NEC in preterm babies was identified from the US Linked Livebirth and I

253 The risk to deliver an infected baby was 4-fold higher in women seronegative before thei

254 During the study period, 118 073 babies were admitted to 163 neonatal units across 23 net

255 Newborn babies were allocated to receive an additional dose of p

256 group, data from 597, 587, and 439 women or babies were available for analysis of obstetric, neonata

257 A total of 25 babies were breast-fed, and in 10 of these cases, breast

258 detail by the local teams; all other newborn babies were classified as discarded cases.

259 y 19, 2011, and Aug 31, 2014, 36 911 newborn babies were enrolled into the chlorhexidine (n=18 015) a

260 554 (67%) of the 829 babies were included in the per-protocol analysis.

261 26, 2010, and March 3, 2013, 31,999 newborn babies were randomly assigned to receive vitamin A (n=15

262 The eyes of the deceased babies were removed postmortem and were sent to the Flor

263 million (uncertainty range 2.4-3.0 million) babies were stillborn, giving a 19% decline in numbers s

264 atment and where neurologic outcomes for the baby were reported were eligible for inclusion.

265 alysis revealed that strains colonizing each baby were typically distinct.

266 th rates, gestational age, and proportion of babies who are small for gestational age.

267 Worldwide attention to babies who die in stillbirth is rapidly increasing, from

268 For babies who received no compared with any bovine-origin p

269 l mortality within 28 days post-partum among babies who survived the first 24 h of life.

270 verage, 23 g larger (95% CI: 5 g, 40 g) than babies whose 8th month occurred during the same calendar

271 Babies whose 8th month of gestation occurred during the

272 Eligible participants were healthy newborn babies with a birthweight of at least 2.5 kg, for whom i

273 ed the need for surfactant better in preterm babies with a GA less than 34 weeks (area under the curv

274 predict surfactant administration in preterm babies with a GA less than 34 weeks under continuous pos

275 In babies with a GA less than 34 weeks, a LUS score cutoff

276 urs and "in-hours" deliveries in the rate of babies with a low Apgar score at 5 min (1.33% versus 1.2

277 , women with positive RDT findings delivered babies with a lower mean birth weight (2960 vs 2867 g; m

278 , women with positive RDT findings delivered babies with a lower mean birth weight (mean difference,

279 (DBPs) have an increased risk of delivering babies with cardiovascular defects (CVDs).

280 ervational prospective cohort study, newborn babies with clinical and biochemical evidence of MoCD we

281 r and when to trigger delivery in mothers of babies with fetal growth restriction.

282 Analysis was done in all women and babies with follow-up data.

283 iponectin (ADN) and frequently deliver large babies with increased fat mass, who are susceptible to p

284 ance in asymptomatic children as compared to babies with late-onset disease.

285 bal relevance as birth rates and survival of babies with low gestational age improve.

286 mples from five cases, including two newborn babies with microcephaly and severe arthrogryposis who d

287 Mean birthweight of 742 babies with mothers assigned to FNP was 3217.4 g (SD 618

288 s done on all samples to identify those from babies with sickle trait or disease.

289 0 births overall and in 77 (9%, 7-11) of 889 babies with small size for gestational age.

290 Early feeding of babies with their own mother's milk and avoidance of bov

291 INTERPRETATION: Early feeding of babies with their own mother's milk and avoidance of bov

292 All inborn babies with type 1 zone 1 ROP at the Neonatal Intensive

293 A male baby with a normal birthweight for gestational age (1775

294 CASE REPORT: We present a baby with an ADV and an accompanying alternative porto-c

295 The risk of delivering a baby with LBW was 17.8% among women with both malaria in

296 The adjusted risk of delivering a baby with LBW was 8.8% among women with malaria infectio

297 Using data from mothers of babies without major birth defects (controls) from the N

298 e baby without ROP (Case 3), and a case of a baby without history of ROP or prematurity (Case 4).

299 ut treatment (Case 2), a case of a premature baby without ROP (Case 3), and a case of a baby without

300 most important risk factor for early-onset (babies younger than 7 days) invasive group B streptococc