Infant mortality Rossen's two reports presented estimates for infant mortality.
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"Infant formula provides the nutrients the infant requires, but has no additional health benefits," Flagg said.
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But why kill an infant, and furthermore, why would a mother and son kill an infant together?
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Bednest bedside infant sleepers Items recalled: The company issued a recall of about 500 bedside infant sleepers.
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They also compared black and white infant outcomes, as well as Hispanic and white infant health outcomes.
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Infant formula: The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday issued new draft guidelines for infant-formula manufacturers.
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Other studies suggest that infants prefer high-pitched infant-directed speech and even infant-directed singing, Polka said.
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When you see the small infant and you hear the infant dying, you think about your own children.
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In high income countries the infant mortality rates are generally below 2202 percent and breastfeeding reduces the risk of infant deaths attributable to relatively rare diseases such as Sudden Infant Death Syndrome about 2628 percent.
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These types of death among infants are collectively known as sleep-related infant deaths, or sudden unexpected infant deaths.
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The Possums Infant Sleep Program educates parents about expectations around normal infant sleep and encourages them to experiment with strategies.
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Of all advanced economies, the United States has one of the highest rates of infant mortality and sudden infant deaths.
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We knew that men experienced a decline in testosterone and reported more sympathy to the infant when hearing infant cries.
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Electronic infant cell phones, and other infant electronic toys, note on their box what infants can learn from these toys.
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But ending the lives of unborn children is not a solution to maternal and infant mortality — abortion is infant mortality.
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Breast-feeding provides protection against newborn, infant and child infections, allergies, asthma, inflammatory bowel disease and sudden infant death syndrome.
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The infant would be delivered, the infant would be kept comfortable, the infant would be resuscitated if that's what the mother and the family desired, and then a discussion would ensue between the physicians and the mother.
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Sudden infant death syndrome, or SIDS, declined by 270%, and there were drops in infant mortality rates across most racial groups.
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Infant mortality Alabama is among the five states with the highest infant mortality rate in the country, according to the CDC.
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The Nanit app, with optional insights, provides an intuitive breakdown of infant sleeping patterns, including a heat-map of infant movement.
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In Kansas, the average annual cost for infant care is $11,201; care for an infant and a preschooler averages $19,152 annually.
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Venezuela had made significant strides in improving infant survival and had reported steadily decreasing numbers of infant deaths since the 1950s.
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Massachusetts is one of the costliest states for infant care, but it also has one of the lowest infant mortality rates.
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In other words, an American infant is, by official statistics, almost 50 percent more likely to die than a Cuban infant.
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"The infant would be delivered; the infant would be kept comfortable; the infant would be resuscitated if that's what the mother and the family desire, and then a discussion would ensue between the physicians and the mother," he said.
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" He added, "the infant would be delivered; the infant would be kept comfortable; the infant would be resuscitated if that's what the mother and the family desire, and then a discussion would ensue between the physicians and the mother.
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"Hardy did pour a bottle of water on a 9-month-old female infant while the infant was sleeping," the statement alleges.
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There also appeared to be at least one infant in the video, though it was unclear whether the infant was seriously injured.
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He believes the infant in the freezer could be Jennifer; if so, that would mean the infant died about 50 years ago.
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"Certainly the health and welfare of an infant, a newborn infant, is put in peril by leaving them like that," he said.
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A 2014 study in Pediatrics found that mothers interacted vocally more often with their infant daughters than they did their infant sons.
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From 229.2 to 22014, the infant mortality rate in the US dropped 22003%, from 22005 infant deaths per 333,11 live births to 21962.
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Why it matters: If infant mortality rates in African Americans were as low as white Americans, there would be 4,000 less infant deaths.
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The guidelines are meant to lower the risk of sudden infant death syndrome, or SIDS, which may occur while an infant is sleeping.
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In 21, the infant mortality rate among non-Hispanic whites was 21 per 2000,27 births, as was the infant mortality rate among Hispanics.
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The 4-month old infant who was famously known as the "Bernie Baby" on social media ... has died from Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.
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Those benefits mentioned have been found to increase maternal patient satisfaction, encourage better quality of infant sleep, and decrease infant pain perception during procedures.
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Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day, which is held every October 15th internationally, is a day of remembrance for those who have experienced pregnancy loss and infant death, which can include (but is not limited to) miscarriage, stillbirth, and the loss of an infant.
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For example, if fathers interpret infant crying as a means of communicating distress and empathize with the infant, they will experience a decline in testosterone.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Summer Infant Inc is recalling 86,000 infant bathtubs after 91 reports involving fabric slings, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said on Thursday.
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Fathers' depression was linked with their sleep quality, fatigue and thoughts about infant sleep (doubts about managing infant sleep, and setting limits around infants' sleep).
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The Chicco Keyfit Infant Car Seat is a popular choice with high safety ratings, but there are tons of brands and styles of infant car seats.
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"Hospital staff checked on the infant and then observed Dixon on video surveillance attempting to suffocate the infant," said a police statement obtained by the paper.
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Nestle is the global market leader in infant formula, and new CEO Ulf Mark Schneider recently identified infant nutrition as one of the company's key areas.
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Meanwhile, parents completed two four-week calendars when their infant was 6 and 8 months of age, indicating each day whether the infant had gagged or choked.
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Doona Infant Car SeatIf you find yourself traveling with an infant, this will save yourself room and hassle by not having to pack or check a stroller.
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In 1977, labor, religious and health organizations boycotted Nestlé, one of the biggest producers of infant formula, in response to rising infant mortality rates in developing countries.
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Nestle Iran has its headquarters in Tehran and two factories: one in Qazvin that produces infant cereals and infant formula, and a bottled water factory in Polour.
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Aggressive and controversial marketing of infant formula by companies such as Nestle is believed to have caused millions of infant deaths in low- and middle-income countries.
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For example, putting an infant to sleep beside a parent in bed rather than alone in a cot is associated with a higher risk of sudden infant death.
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Summer Infant Comfy Bath Sponge, available on Amazon, $6.49This infant bath sponge is a slip-resistant cushion with a contoured shape that makes it easier to clean newborns.
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A total of 5003 percent of the 3,500 infant deaths occur before 6 months, and the very height of infant mortality comes between 2 to 4 months after birth.
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Extreme prematurity is the leading cause of infant mortality and disease, causing a third of all infant deaths and half of all cerebral palsy diagnoses attributed to preterm births.
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Infant formula maker Bellamy's Australia rose 5.3 percent after China clarified rules for online imports of infant formula, which meant the company could continue normal operations in the country.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how infant sleep practices or other parenting behaviors in the U.S. might explain higher infant mortality rates here.
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Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) is one of the most common causes of infant deaths in the U.S., and one major risk factor is sharing a bed with parents.
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The legislation stated that "if an abortion results in the live birth of an infant, the infant is a legal person" and entitled to protection under North Carolina law.
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"Infant deaths should not be heading up, or even level, in this country, given our already poor record on maternal and infant health and our vast wealth," Cohen said.
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The creepiest offering from Apple TV+ is about a family who hires a full-time nanny to care for their infant Jericho...who isn't really an infant at all.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) advises not to buy any baby monitors that claim to reduce the risk of sleep-related infant deaths, including sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
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She saw rampant infant mortality; the infant mortality rate was close to 40 percent in the slums of New York, and she considered this an affront to decency and civilization.
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A high-profile, national public education campaign to raise awareness about the risks of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome contributed to dramatic decreases in sleep-related infant deaths during the 1990s.
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The CPSC received reports of 1,108 incidents, including 73 infant deaths, related to infant-inclined sleep products that occurred from January 2005 through June 2019, according to a press release.
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" Pregnancy, she explained, may help a woman's brain specialize in "a mother's ability to recognize the needs of her infant, to recognize social threats or to promote mother-infant bonding.
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The act underscored the illegality of infanticide and stated that if an infant survives an abortion procedure, that infant is entitled to medical care and the protection of the law.
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The compression of an infant and an adult into a single figure recalls Early Renaissance paintings of the Madonna and Child, where the infant Christ is depicted as a miniature adult.
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The causes of postneonatal deaths tend to be sudden unexpected infant death (SUID), which includes sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS), unknown cause, and accidental suffocation and strangulation in bed, she said.
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"We're collecting the largest data base of infant health that's ever existed, so we believe that that data base will solve some of the biggest challenges with infant health," he said.
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Absolutely. This spur to caretaking action — this antsy, subliminal desire to solve the dilemma presented by the wailing infant — could explain why a crying infant on an airplane is especially distressing.
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The aim is to reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome, known as SIDS, and other forms of infant death that can occur when a baby is sleeping, such as suffocation.
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Multiple studies have reported that breastfeeding in third world nations reduces infant hospitalization for diarrhea and respiratory illness (the major causes of infant death) by over 70 percent and 50 percent respectively.
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"We tell moms, 'you know, If you are feeling tipsy, drunk, woozy, any effects of alcohol, you shouldn't be caring for your infant, nor should you be breastfeeding your infant,' " Spatz said.
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Baby Banana Infant Training Toothbrush and Teether, available on Amazon, $6.99This infant training toothbrush and teether looks like a banana and helps kids get through the terrible teething phase with minimal tears.
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The safety standards will apply to 47 companies that sell "hand-held infant carriers, soft infant carriers, frame backpack carriers, and sling carriers" in the U.S. The rules go into effect Jan.
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Parents give lots of reasons for rejecting the options currently on the market: wanting to reuse infant clothes for future children who could be of either sex; not wanting to advertise a love of trucks their infant almost certainly doesn't have; being surprised at the tastelessness of so many infant clothes; or, yes, feeling uncomfortable enforcing gender norms.
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The mother gorilla is also keeping an eye on her infant, who is receiving around-the-clock care right next door, and learning to how to handle her infant by watching the keepers.
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Increases in testosterone in response to a crying infant combined with a father's inability to soothe the baby can lead to aggravation and aggressive tendencies that place the infant at risk for maltreatment.
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Its infant nutritional business, which supplies a wide range of infant nutritional and children's milk products, has a presence in Australasia, Latin America and Sub-Saharan Africa and a growing presence in China.
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Low mortgage costs relative to income, short commute times Lexington, Ky. Low infant care and housing costs, low crime rate Boise, Idaho Short commute times, low infant care and housing costs Tallahassee, Fla.
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Now, according to the Georgia Maternal and Infant Health Research Group, 85033 percent of Georgia counties do not have any midwives, and Georgia ranks 50th in maternal mortality and 40th in infant mortality.
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In a sweet video, the tiny infant kicked his feet.
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His infant son Boomer, who has already stolen everyone's heart.
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The infant develops a stronger mental representation of frequent words.
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Because your infant baby needs so much of your attention.
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He's worried about how he'll care for his infant son.
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In a frame from Pathé's 1911 restaging of the infant
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Their love purer than the innocent laughter of the infant.
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Congenital malformations, the primary cause of infant death, dropped 11%.
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When she lifts the sheet, one infant has cloven hooves.
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"The infant was adopted by her foster parents," Blackburn said.
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CNN affiliate WJXT reported the infant was 20183 months old.
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Facebook moved into somewhat plusher digs while still an infant.
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But also aboard were 1.130 French citizens, including an infant.
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Officials did not provide any additional details about the infant.
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Now, the infant will be buried with Carrie on Friday.
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The infant was unharmed and quickly reunited with his mother.
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At some point, cops say he picked up the infant.
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The mother of the infant contracted Zika while in Haiti.
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Since that report, at least one more infant has died.
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No infant should be made to endorse such a thing.
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He reacted quickly, saving an infant from the smoldering wreckage.
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The infant was only about 4 weeks old, he said.
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You go out to Cleveland, it's like an infant city.
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"These products are in the infant stage still," said Witt.
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She also lost custody of her and Andrew's infant son.
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Kylie got the nod, but not only for the infant.
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South Carolina's infant deaths have declined 28 percent since 2000.
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The infant was later declared dead from her unspecified injuries.
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Infant mortality is also extremely high compared to other nations.
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My husband and I have an infant and a toddler.
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And sugar is the great override button of infant taste.
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The infant was believed to have died of acute meningitis.
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The third group merely received education on infant sleep habits.
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The infant was then rewarded for peeing during the sound.
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A first daughter had died in Algeria, as an infant.
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" He quotes Winnicott: "The word infant implies 'not talking' (infans).
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In many countries, life expectancy was increasing, infant mortality decreasing.
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America's infant mortality rate has dropped by half since 1980.
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Infant mortality fell faster in almost every other industrialized country.
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Infant mortality is not distributed equally in the United States.
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The former cheerleader's defense attorneys argued the infant was stillborn.
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Black Americans experience an infant mortality rate of 11.1 vs.
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That's terrible news for the infant on the operating table.
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The infant was running a fever and suffering from bronchitis.
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Other countries have had far more success reducing infant mortality.
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An infant floating down the Colorado River in a basket.
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New parents worried as they ran low on infant formula.
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Or let's measure our progress in terms of infant deaths.
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Their infant daughter hasn't been doing well, either, he said.
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How to Party With an Infant, by Kaui Hart Hemmings.
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The intermittent wails of an infant pierced the quieter moments.
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If you look inside the entry, you'll find an INFANT.
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Yet we Americans may be inadvertently killing her infant son.
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But that national decline in infant mortality has since slowed.
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Still, Layla was hardly the only infant at the protest.
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An infant gas mask, complete with an internal feeding bottle
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The four brands include Summer Infant, Evenflo, Delta Enterprise Corp.
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That process is usually interrupted when the infant wakes up.
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Infant mortality and childhood malnutrition shrank notably as a result.
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She could tell from the wails the infant needed food.
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She had trouble producing milk for her infant son, Ignacio.
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Reporting by Safia Infant, additional reporting by Muvija M in
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Reporting by Safia Infant and Muvija M in Bengaluru; Editing
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As an infant, Horonjeff was diagnosed with juvenile idiopathic arthritis.
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Those visits also allow relatives to bring an inmate's infant.
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A slaver abuses a black infant, possibly his own child.
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There were 54 infant and fetal skulls reported in all.
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If an infant is born without either condition and the mother's test for Zika infection is negative although she lived in an affected area, no further testing of the infant is needed, officials said.
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When the child is an infant, the dog may be nervous but can tolerate it, but when the infant becomes a toddler, the dog suddenly has this scary thing chasing him through the house.
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Aspen has been strengthening its business in emerging markets following the launch of its Alula infant milk formula brand in China last year, which is the world's biggest consumer of infant milk formula products.
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"The infant mortality rate (IMR) -- the ratio of infant deaths to live births in a given year -- is generally regarded as a good indicator of the overall health of a population," according to the report.
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You're less likely to become pregnant while breastfeeding if the following are true: the infant is less than 6 months of age, the infant exclusively breastfeeds, and you haven't yet resumed a regular menstrual cycle.
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For years it seemed that Waneta Hoyt and her husband were the unluckiest parents in the country, cursed to watch their infant children die from the mysterious Sudden infant death syndrome, better known as SIDS.
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Babies who live with smokers are at increased risk of sudden infant death syndrome, a fate suffered by a 7-month-old infant I knew whose mother smoked and said her smoking was at fault.
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In an infant interim care program, there is no such uncertainty.
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Infant mortality was three times worse than today's sub-Saharan Africa.
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His pots are filled, but with unusable females and infant crab.
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Not the media who monitor Trump with an infant&aposs temperament.
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She acknowledged babysitting the two boys but denied killing the infant.
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Paid parental leave can reduce infant mortality by up to 10%.
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He had a wife and infant son, according to the company.
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She had lived in the orphanage since she was an infant.
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Police reportedly found the infant in the home after the killings.
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Clay Emerson knew something wasn't quite right with his infant daughter.
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Give an infant something sweet and she will lick it up.
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Or chasing an infant playing with a pet in the yard.
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A young woman, holding an infant, was missing half her face.
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"Oh my goodness!" she said, holding an infant in her arms.
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The pair's infant child was in the car at the time.
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There's also the matter of the onetime couple's infant daughter, Dream.
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Infant mortality has halved since 2000 and poverty fallen by 90%.
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SMA Type 1 is the leading genetic cause of infant mortality.
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Burt&aposs Bees Baby has stepped up the infant style game!
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She is accused of failing to give the infant medical aid.
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The state also has enacted the Safe Haven Infant Protection Act.
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His infant son's car seat was strapped into the back seat.
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My shoes were an infant, and I was a new mom.
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They adopted a child together, a mixed-race infant named Donte.
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Passengers started looking and staring at the tiny, fragile crying infant.
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As a newlywed with an infant son, he needed to escape.
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The infant was inside the home, having been bludgeoned to death.
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Start with the infant "mewling and puking in the nurse's arms".
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The infant is now in the care of Child Protective Services.
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Vilsack, a Pittsburgh native, was orphaned and adopted as an infant.
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Mother and infant were later taken to a hospital, it said.
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Today he's the father of an infant daughter, his fourth child.
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Kareem Kiean Courtney, Gaines' boyfriend, fled the apartment with an infant.
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A Norwegian study, in BMJ Open, involved 50,943 mother-infant pairs.
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In its kitchen area, his wife, Kay, feeds their infant daughter.
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Responding officers, noticing the infant, asked Rey where his wife was.
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It struggles with malnutrition, infant mortality, and contraceptive awareness and use.
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He wants the infant drug tested within 24 hours of birth.
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The other infant had died prior to police arrival, police said.
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She contracted polio and underwent several botched surgeries as an infant.
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Reporting by Safia Infant in Bengaluru; Editing by Sai Sachin Ravikumar
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In the second case, the infant was again delivered at home.
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Rural counties had infant mortality rates similar to Third World countries.
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So how do they balance all of that with an infant?
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The infant was asleep, she claimed, and not making any noise.
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I met a Y.P.G. fighter who'd named his infant daughter America.
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Faced with the prospect of dying and leaving an infant son
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He loves the ball almost the way an infant learns to.
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The infant Leopold died in November, and no male heir followed.
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The infant, Morgan Ricks, was found unconscious and unresponsive on Aug.
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You and your infant son have a relationship with this woman.
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I'm walking my infant son through a stand of rhododendron trees.
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Passengers in nearby rows uttered their own prayers for the infant.
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The Clean Label Project evaluated 500 infant formulas and baby foods.
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Authorities attributed that death to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome or SIDS.
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Where the infant mortality rate is one of the nation's worst?
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She seems to shift shape, becoming an animal or an infant.
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Beyond 3 kilometers, there were no observable impacts on infant health.
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The Times noted the US position aligned with infant formula manufacturers.
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But Japan's infant mortality rate is only one-third of America's.
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Nearly 80 percent of infant formula samples tested positive for arsenic.
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Emergency medical workers arrived soon after and pronounced the infant dead.
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I remember Christina as an infant, that fretful tense-limbed creature.
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The infant chimps and the older females come to inspect him.
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She was allegedly brought here as an infant with forged documents.
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Near the gas fields of Vernal, Utah, infant mortality has spiked.
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Another woman trails them with an infant strapped to her back.
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One of the women had an infant strapped to her back.
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Chapo was alone with his wife and their infant twin daughters.
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U.S.-branded infant formula, apparel, cars and phones are also popular.
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One mother was killed in her bed, with her infant nearby.
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This is the mentality of Donald Trump and also every infant.
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The infant mortality rate was one of the highest on earth.
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The wounded included two children and an infant, the service reported.
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But the couple's infant daughter isn't, according to the State Department.
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Read more on why infant exposure to micro-organisms is important.
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His wife and their infant son have not seen him since.
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No more than an infant, a brute or a wild beast.
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They had also lost two infant sons to congenital heart defects.
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The authors of the infant study lean toward that last explanation.
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Lebron James was a crawling infant, just over a month old.
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He'd had infant meningitis and it'd left him with cerebral palsy.
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The infant was pronounced dead upon arriving at a nearby hospital.
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She said she was with her infant daughter at the time.
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BABYBJÖRN has just made shopping for infant gear a little sweeter.
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He has an infant grandson in Seattle he has never met.
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Question: How do I get my infant to stop hating bedtime?
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Should we permit — or require — whole genome sequencing of every infant?
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Yes, S.M.A. is the No. 1 genetic cause of infant death.
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Meanwhile, infant mortality rates rose by 22019 percent in 2016 alone.
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Anwar also has an infant brother who was born in Malaysia.
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The infant spent months in the hospital without a single visitor.
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The state has the highest infant mortality rate in the country.
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I've played this character from an infant, which is very rare.
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What becomes of Willoughby and Eliza's infant in "Sense and Sensibility"?
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Ms. Stapleton protested that her infant daughter was upstairs by herself.
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Lately, scientists have identified another major contributor to the infant microbiome.
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Image Above: Connections in the infant brain at age 1 mo.
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When the black-white disparity in infant mortality first became the subject of study, discussion and media attention more than two decades ago, the high rate of infant death for black women was widely believed by almost everyone, including doctors and public-health experts, to affect only poor, less-educated women — who do experience the highest numbers of infant deaths.
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Hartmann says paid family leave is a possible solution to maternal and infant deaths in the US. "The lack of institutional support for a new mother and her infant right after birth is shocking," she said.
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Because when Catholic Relief Services (CRS) engaged in a four-year effort to stem maternal and infant mortality in East Ghana, funded by USAID, infant mortality dramatically declined from 62 per 1,000 live births to 85003.
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" Instead, he said, Dr. Brazelton's work helped doctors and psychologists understand that "there's a built in reciprocity; infant behavior is modified by the mother, mother's behavior is modified by the infant in a mutually reciprocal relationship.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that parents share a bedroom with an infant until the age of 1 to reduce the risk for sudden infant death, but a new analysis calls the guideline into question.
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While sales of infant formula in the U.S. and Europe have declined in recent years, infant nutrition is still considered a growth market globally and the major players are making aggressive moves to increase market share.
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Titled "Air Pollution and Infant Mortality: Evidence from Saharan Dust," the study presents a stunning finding: Poor air quality in areas affected by dust from the Sahara desert leads to a 22 percent increase in infant mortality.
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The Russian native moved to California with his family as an infant.
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It's still an infant industry but we need to work on it.
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Ochoa-Lopez' infant is in "grave" condition, a police spokeswoman told PEOPLE.
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The infant was taken to Phoenix Children's Hospital and died on Dec.
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Read why the infant is being called "nothing less than a revolution."
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"Daddy's going to work," the proud parent said to his infant son.
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Key markets for its flagship Platinum infant formula include Australia and China.
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Experts believe it's difficult to feed an infant a balanced vegan diet.
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"The infant and child products will be the first hit," Nash said.
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Alexander Hamilton then set out arguments for nurturing and protecting "infant industries".
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This probably didn't surprise you if you've spent time around an infant.
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It is also possible, however, that the infant was infected after birth.
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The July infection was in an older infant, who survived, he said.
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"October is pregnancy and infant loss awareness month," she captioned the photo.
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The American death and infant mortality rates have hit a record low.
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As is the natural order, the infant is already trending on Twitter.
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Oh and we had my 3-year-old and infant on set!
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Garcia said that after Amiir's delivery, the infant underwent procedure after procedure.
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Infant mortality and low birth weight babies are prevalent across the region.
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The infant weighed only 7 pounds at the time of her death.
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Three chimpanzees, including an infant, in the Taï National Park, Côte d'Ivoire.
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The dog began to attack the infant, "leading to traumatic injuries," Sgt.
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In the other, that movie where Alec Baldwin voices a CG infant.
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The key exception to this general rule is for infant formula products.
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She looked really happy as they bounced off her tiny infant face.
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Both practices have been linked to sudden infant death, including by suffocation.
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It's the bane of new parents: The crying infant that won't sleep.
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The infant later tested negative for measles, while the toddler tested positive.
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While Steele was in a cell phone shop, the infant started crying.
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Syphilis in an infant is hard to imagine, but it's very serious.
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Fifty-six countries have a lower infant mortality rate than we do.
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Rwanda has made similar strides in curbing infectious diseases and infant mortality.
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"Workers...suffer high incidences of birth defects and infant mortality," PACE wrote.
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This was partly because infant mortality was so much higher for blacks.
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Nobody expects the first international trip with an infant to be carefree.
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And Japanese macaques carry around their infant dead as the bodies decompose.
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A DNA test during the investigation revealed that Kamiyah was the infant.
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Just try not to coo a little bit at the blissful infant.
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Those infant mortality rates date from Barack Obama's second term in office.
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Television reports showed the rescue of an infant, alive and apparently uninjured.
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Roberts would learn it was due to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome [SIDS].
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Instinctively, Jordan jumped in front of her infant son to protect him.
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Thursday and found three children ages 5, 2, and an infant dead.
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He was immediately taken to the infant special-care unit for testing.
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For 19.83, the rate of infant mortality was 219.8 per 2100,2000 births.
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Turkey's economy has been growing, and infant mortality has been rapidly declining.
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Skin to skin contact provides the best opportunity to facilitate infant breastfeeding.
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Margherita stood next to me, shifting her infant daughter to her shoulder.
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What if my infant is too young to get a flu shot?
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Raising an infant and running a home was a full-time job.
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" "He is also, 'Well, an infant might have the right to abortion.
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Jackson and her infant child were spotted riding the King Arthur Carousel.
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This is the moment she discovers the death of her infant son.
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There's nothing natural about Haiti's bitter poverty and steep infant mortality rate.
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We are finalizing investments in pet food and infant nutrition in Mexico.
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Inside, the cashiers moved mountains: Bud Light, infant formula, potato chips, cupcakes.
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Today, and throughout the 2118th century, the benefits of infant formula vs.
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Infant mortality, childhood illness, child deaths and teenage pregnancy rates have decreased.
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We see Luke's and Violet's frustrated memories of life with infant Dory.
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So I went with my husband and our 2-month-old infant.
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The infant was discharged from the treatment center in Beni on Wednesday.
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Mississippi's infant mortality rate puts it on par with Botswana and Bahrain.
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People are plagued by opioid addictions, unemployment and high infant mortality rates.
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The infant suffered broken fingers but is home with family, Terry said.
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The baby was born an American citizen; the infant was not naturalized.
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For me, it took time and patience to connect with my infant.
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The average cost of cremating an infant is $125, Mr. Land said.
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Mary Macarthur came from Britain with her infant daughter in her arms.
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First, the infant may have some intrinsic anatomic or physiological risk factor.
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So nurses in the hospital gave the infant a temporary nickname, Husna.
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In 2004, a group of capuchin monkeys took in an infant marmoset.
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It can also accept two Graco SnugRide Click Connect infant car seats.
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Young children will also need emergency infant supplies, like diapers or formula.
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In terms of infant and maternal mortality, Americans are the worst off.
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Then, over two to 223 weeks, the infant is weaned off morphine.
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Among wealthy countries, the U.S. also boasts the highest infant mortality rate.
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It's taxing for your brain to deal with a completely helpless infant.
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In one photograph he speeds across a rice field holding an infant.
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When she realized the child was hungry, she breastfed the infant herself.
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The pair are the parents of an infant daughter, Brooklyn Doris Daly.
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Kids&apos sizes retail for $45 while infant styles sell for $35.
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In some cases, the practice has transmitted herpes from mohel to infant.
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A DNA test during the investigation revealed that Manigo was the infant.
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He had been permitted to kiss his infant sister in her coffin.
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The infant, Charlie Gard, is on life support in a London hospital.
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There's a mother who had no funds to bury her dead infant.
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Daniels is not compensated and, she tells Cooper, was threatened in a parking lot in the presence of her infant daughter shortly thereafter: I was in a parking lot, going to a fitness class with my infant daughter.
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Daniels was not compensated and, she told Cooper, was threatened in a parking lot in the presence of her infant daughter shortly thereafter: I was in a parking lot, going to a fitness class with my infant daughter.
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"We have some evidence that the vaccination protects the woman from influenza herself, and it can protect the infant in the six months of life from getting influenza before we are able to vaccinate the infant," Flannery said.
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Two-parent households will pay about 13.4 percent a year of their median wage of $102,697 for infant care, while single parents need to spend about 48 percent of their typical salary of about $28,900 to cover infant care.
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After hearing about an infant dying in a hot car, the young Texan created a device that will detect when a child is in a car, and alert parents and police — all while blowing cool air on the infant.
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The sensor-laden baby jail would be able to not only send you streaming HD video of your infant, but also monitor and in some cases take proactive steps to improve the health and well-being of said infant.
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Flake adds that this level of extreme prematurity is the leading cause of infant mortality and morbidity in the US, accounting for a third of all infant deaths and half of all cases of cerebral palsy attributed to prematurity.
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"We considered it very important to study the effects [of caffeine] on infant growth, because rapid infant growth has been very consistently related to the development of obesity in childhood and even in adulthood," Papadopoulou wrote in an email.
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It's a rare chance to join a growing network in its infant stages.
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Doesn't he have an infant and supermodel wife to be hanging out with?
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The infant and four others in the car were taken to the hospital.
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Disobeying his boss, Erik breaks into the government facility and steals an infant.
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The Almoras have two children -- one who is nearly 3, and an infant.
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"Our findings suggest that sensory lateralisation facilitates mother–infant bonding," the study reads.
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The infant suffers from Krabbe disease, a rare and often lethal neurological condition.
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The infant died Friday due to a severe brain injury, Julie Contreras said.
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Police estimate that the infant had only been there about a half hour.
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As the infant of the zodiac, Aries is phenomenal at "walking off" heartache.
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Genetic errors like a mutation that would cause a disease in an infant.
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The mother, riveted to the infant by the blue baby carrier, seems despondent.
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In the pic, the infant has her hand wrapped around her father's finger.
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It appears the infant has discovered a new best friend: his bunny blanket.
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I was hardly the adorable infant most adoptive parents get to take home.
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Parents' verbal interactions with babies have long been linked to infant language development.
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Like his father, the infant had his head peeking out of Woodstock's mouth.
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The baby product had reportedly been tied to more than 30 infant deaths.
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She was reportedly holding their infant son, Dylan (now 20) at the time.
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Police said Kutz's girlfriend delivered an infant girl on Tuesday at their home.
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The residents of the Tokyo suburb ask the infant for pin pin korori.
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Even Mindy Kaling's infant daughter knows when she's in the presence of greatness.
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She started classes that August, leaving infant Noe at home with her mom.
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Perhaps it's because taking care of an infant is a naturally isolating experience.
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And this recognizes what every expert in infant care, neurosurgeons, social workers, etc.
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His words are shared alongside an image of himself holding his infant son.
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And there is something called infant colic, which people have probably heard about.
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In cosmic terms, HD 131399Ab is an infant, just 16 million years old.
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The infant was "hiding behind her siblings in the womb," KWTX- TV reported.
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AJ was removed from her care, and DCFS took custody of the infant.
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It is more corrupt than Nigeria; its infant mortality is higher than Afghanistan's.
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Responding deputies found the infant in a plastic bag and administered first aid.
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Hanna Rhoden was the victim who was found dead beside her infant daughter.
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Loading four infant car seats into the car by myself was a CHORE.
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The most famous infant in the world just turned 1-month old today.
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It is also close enough to the infant ridge to be volcanically active.
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The infant died in the hospital three days after the incident, police said.
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One victim was an infant and another was 21 months old, officials said.
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LeeAnn Winn's pendant, which contains her infant son's ashes, was stolen last week.
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So why not develop apps that act as mediators between infant and caregiver?
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They allegedly filled it with soil and flowers and buried the infant inside.
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What kind of idiot feeds their infant while they're wearing a white shirt?
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It may also conjure our infant vulnerabilities and post-birth fears of abandonment.
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"It's no different than having a small child or an infant," Shuster said.
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"Probable Carcinogens Found in Infant Care Products," read the Washington Post in 2009.
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This is what Destiny has experienced ever since her diagnosis as an infant.
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It accounted for 1,500 infant deaths in 2014 and remains unexplained and unpredictable.
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The U.S. is one of the worst performers in terms of infant mortality.
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A three-month old infant boy survived but was suffering from severe hypothermia.
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For the Indigenous population, infant mortality rates are higher, as are suicide rates.
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A mother and infant were killed when a tree fell on their house.
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And the wind, rain, and floods have claimed several lives, including an infant.
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But infant elephant Kham Lha went swam to his side, just in case.
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And if an infant is also drinking fortified formula, that risk likely increases.
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Maternal and infant deaths are largely preventable, according to the World Health Organization.
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Dancing to Sugar Ray with an infant strapped to your chest, in public.
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Infant FeeChildren under the age of two can sit in a parent's lap.
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Among the passengers were four children and an infant, Cuban state media reported.
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A few years ago, Eggleston said, his infant son was poisoned by lead.
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From a swaddling infant, his firstborn has grown into an independent young woman.
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And Elideth, the infant whose baptismal celebration had brought the fated group together.
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They subsist on fruit, mainly bananas and rambutan, and on human infant formula.
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Thomas has remarried, to Anaïs (Laura Verlinden), and they have an infant son.
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Because it is an infant seat, it can only be installed rear-facing.
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Zero, as in 100% failure of infant survival over the last three years.
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It's estimated the infant endured 35 hours of freezing temperatures before being found.
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Jeff Leach (R) filed the Texas Born-Alive Infant Protection Act on Thursday.
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"The majority of infant mortality occurs during that early (neonatal) period," Rossen said.
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The NICU held a graduation ceremony for the infant, cap and gown included!
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The mother would make a "shuus" or hissing noise as the infant urinated.
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You can read my full review of the Infant Optics DXR-8 here.
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Another such review examined how the number of prenatal visits affected infant mortality.
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An FBI sniper fatally shot Weaver's wife as she held their infant daughter.
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Remarkably, Ms. Nevalainen, now 16, and her infant son made it out alive.
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Water pollution and poor sanitation contributed significantly to diarrheal diseases and infant mortality.
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The agency stopped short of advising parents to avoid infant rice cereal altogether.
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"Moez!" three-year old Moez says, pointing at the infant version of himself.
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Honey can lead to infant botulism because of a baby's immature digestive system.
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The official record is silent on exactly how the infant found the substance.
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In 2014, such a supplement's contamination arguably caused the death of an infant.
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The children gather around them to talk about what the infant is doing.
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World Vision has set up an infant and child feeding center in Palu.
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I'm very impressed with the firmness of the infant side of the mattress.
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A woman warned other parents after her infant died in a car seat.
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Their infant son, Caleb, was also inside, along with Marino's grandparents and sister.
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Watching Eric is sort of like watching an infant take its first steps.
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" Then looking at her infant daughter, he added, "That's a beautiful little girl.
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Yet Britain has a higher life expectancy at birth and lower infant mortality.
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We also tolerate a higher rate of infant mortality than many other countries.
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Would it really work out for that couple whose infant died of pneumonia?
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The "professor" posits an example: the link between infant mortality and maternal income.
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The victims included an infant and adults but their specific ages were unavailable.
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In 2012, one infant with the illness was born every 25 minutes. Mrs.
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When she began to change the infant's diaper, the infant screamed in pain.
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The most popular infant formula brands affected were Milumel, Pepti Junior and Picot.
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SHIVANI VORA INFANT AND INDIA HOURS Traditionally, I've never been an early riser.
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He's back, sort of — as a (bossy, as the title suggests) cartoon infant.
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America's infant mortality rate is almost double that of some of its peers.
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He was afraid for himself, his wife Coretta and their infant daughter, Yolanda.
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Graco SnugRide i-Size infant car seat — £69.90 (list price £331.01) See Details
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HK) unveiled a plan to buy infant formula maker Bellamy's Australia Ltd (BAL.
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Adolescent and teen pregnancy is also associated with increased risk of infant mortality.
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Lawmakers in several states are undertaking new programs to help reduce infant mortality.
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She was closely trailed by her infant brother, who was in a walker.
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Broussard's infant was safely recovered from the home and reunited with her family.
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It brought the hand that would lift each eye from my infant skull.
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In 1936, Catherine was suffering from the loss of her infant daughter, Margaret.
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Then she and her infant son, Dacian, left Chicago for Florida's Gulf Coast.
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"The linkages between smoking and infant mortality and prematurity are real," Brown said.
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"Boss Baby" An animated feature about a mission-focused infant in business attire.
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HK) unveiled a plan to buy infant formula maker Bellamy's Australia Ltd (BAL.
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Volunteers have placed a teddy bear in each of the infant-sized caskets.
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"The risk to infant and children's health and development is unambiguous," they added.
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Shopify's software enables merchants to sell everything from infant formula to cosmetics online.
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Infant formula has been a source of controversy in China in the past.
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"She did not have any travel documents for the infant," the spokesman said.
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His wife had been breast-feeding their infant while the car was moving.
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The infant, toddler and preschool category will likely be down slightly, Euteneuer said.
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A younger brother, Gidi, died of a congenital heart disease as an infant.
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A younger brother, Gidi, died of a congenital heart disease as an infant.
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Dalben found him as an infant, abandoned on a battlefield, and raised him.
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In several states, care for an infant costs more than the average rent.
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Mr. Akunjee, the family lawyer, tweeted that the infant was a British citizen.
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She continued her studies, leaving the infant in the care of female relatives.
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That means life expectancy in the United…Read more ReadSure, life expectancy is a fraught measure—a lot of its increase relies on infant mortality, since high infant mortality is like averaging a bunch of zeroes into a large number.
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"What we still do not yet know from infant studies is exactly how exposure to marijuana affects human infant brain development at birth or throughout childhood with continued exposure either through lactation or through second-hand smoke exposure," Rogers added.
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One in 10 surveyed day cares still use the Fisher-Price Rock 'n Play, a popular infant sleeper recalled in April that was linked to at least 32 infant deaths, says a new report released Wednesday by two consumer watchdog groups.
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While it is safe to give an infant that young acetaminophen, parents should call their pediatrician for any fever in an infant of that age before administering medication because it's difficult to know if the cause is a more serious issue.
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Jessica Hartshorn, senior editor at Fit Pregnancy and Baby and Parents magazines, recommended a portable infant car seat like the Doona, a lightweight stroller that transforms into a wheelable infant car seat for children weighing from 4 to 35 pounds.
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Their parents first met during infant-stimulation classes when the two were just babies.
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"I have the digestion of an infant as a 36-year-old," she said.
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At this stage the infant is able to identify language through its intonation patterns.
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Police also pursued reports of a man seen carrying an infant through the neighborhood.
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Police say the infant had severe bruising and swelling to her face and chest.
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My boyfriend, R., and our infant daughter will follow in the afternoon by car.
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See below for the least affordable states for center-based infant care in 0503.
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As an infant, doctors said Daniel Colaner's chances of surviving cancer were very slim.
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"With an infant and a toddler, there isn't much sleeping going on," Jeremy laughs.
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Sophia Komninou is a lecturer in infant and child public health at Swansea University.
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Sadly, we faced several barriers, including the $40,000 price tag of an infant adoption.
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The infant was found unharmed in a washbasin after the seven-story building collapsed.
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Imagine yourself in the context of the home you lived in as an infant.
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Soon after the call, the employees discovered the infant had not been checked in.
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With Ocampo gone, his girlfriend Kailey Finch and their infant son also left home.
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Infant mortality was 2 percent of births last year, 100 times worse than 2014.
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The newborn infant was covered in blood and his umbilical cord was still attached.
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Named for Guthrie's father and Feldman's grandfather, the infant will be known as Charley.
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These parents should be well aware of public health campaigns promoting safe infant sleep.
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Disease and illness could run rampant, leading to more deaths and higher infant mortality.
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Godzilla, reporters broker the alliance with the insect-monster and the Infant Island people.
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And in June, another infant was found swaddled in a plastic bag in Georgia.
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These are given to families who need something in which to bury an infant.
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Mississippi is America's unhealthiest state, with high rates of obesity, diabetes and infant mortality.
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THESE days, in rich countries, premature birth is the main cause of infant mortality.
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We've all heard the statistics: Breastfeeding is the absolute gold standard in infant nutrition.
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After entering the restaurant, the infant — who was "approximately one month old" — stopped breathing.
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The sixth "Harry Potter" book came out when Forbes' first child was an infant.
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"I would show up with an infant and two duffel bags," Jacklyn said Sunday.
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A decision was made that the infant would stay with the father, says Blackburn.
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FROM PEN: Former Bachelorette Deanna Stagliano is Already Dreading her Infant Son's Future Wedding
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Celeste first noticed her daughter's unique hair texture when she was just an infant.
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Police say the infant was in a first-floor bedroom and suffered head trauma.
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Established companies like ZeroFOX, which monitors social media, are getting into the infant industry.
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Between 2004 and 19943, infant walkers were associated with eight deaths, the study found.
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At this point, police are not providing details about how they found the infant.
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Another flier's infant actually flew into the air and landed in a nearby seat.
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Speaking of Stormi, the infant is getting ready to take her first few steps.
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It was Michelle who had been hospitalized for asthma since she was an infant.
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The second was the newly identified population called Ancient Beringians who included the infant.
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Roughly 70 people were at the party, ranging in age from infant to adult.
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Looks like the infant has already inherited some of her famous father's musical talents!
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She fears she will miss out on essential bonding time with her infant daughter.
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"Scott was in bed with her infant daughter, who was unharmed," the statement says.
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Agyeman has been caring for the now week-old infant since Williams was murdered.
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Neopenda is a hat designed to support infant health and survival in developing nations.
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From 2013 to 2015, the infant was "in care with someone else," he said.
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On Monday, authorities said that no additional information about the infant will be released.
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Weeds threaten to envelop a rusted swing set perched behind the infant care unit.
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Remember that "Dancing Baby" GIF of a 3D-rendered, animated infant from the 1990s?
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Children as young as a seven-day-old infant received the unapproved oral vaccines.
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The infant, she claimed, survived for only a few hours, according to court documents.
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Her parents fled Somalia's civil war when she was an infant, migrating to Canada.
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One father carried an infant who didn&apost recognize him after two months apart.
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However, it was at the moment that she realized her infant daughter was unresponsive.
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There is a GoFundMe campaign online to help raise funds for his infant son.
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She didn't want to kill Rob, or Shazia, or Shazia's husband and infant child.
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I would much rather take care of a sick infant than a sick man.
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A picture published by China's People's Daily newspaper showed the infant in an incubator.
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Lyanna had reason to worry about the fate of her half-Targaryen infant son.
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China maintained mid single-digit growth thanks notably to premium infant formula and Nescafe.
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Certain parental concerns have vanished with technological advances like infant formula or polio vaccines.
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These "infant industry" measures should be understood as complementing, not undermining, market based incentives.
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According to health officials, five infant deaths have been linked to Zika and microcephaly.
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Would I have what it takes to be the mother to an infant again?
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Many women used to give birth in the goth, leading to high infant mortality.
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Nepal is ranked one of the highest countries for infant mortality in the world.
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Rwanda is one of the world's poorest countries, and infant mortality rates remain high.
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The company says its prices work out to $2 per toddler or infant meal.
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She also said that one day hopefully her infant daughter (Spencer) could save her.
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The incident was originally reported as a medical emergency involving the infant, authorities said.
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"Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) has been linked to babies overheating," Chen told CNBC.
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For every Little Lotus product purchased, $15 goes toward an Embrace infant warmer incubator.
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Born to a cocaine addict, the girl was deaf and blind as an infant.
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By that time, the infant had been sequestered in the lone negative-pressure room.
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Nestle SA, the world's biggest infant formula maker launched an A13 product in March.
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An infant born with a hereditary condition usually requires extensive medical treatment after birth.
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Much has been made of Stephen Colbert's still infant run on The Late Show.
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It is not to be used on an infant unless ordered by a physician.
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This has probably reduced infant deaths that happen after mothers and babies leave hospital.
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Targeted interventions such as the 1997 reform probably reduced infant mortality among the poor.
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And she had been reunited with the rescued infant and her three other children.
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Williams allegedly raised the infant as her own, naming the child Alexis Kelli Manigo.
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She removed the shawl from her face and handed her crying infant to him.
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Murphy also said he was looking forward to meeting deGrom's infant son on Wednesday.
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The United States has the highest rate of infant mortality in the developed world.
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The recall involves "Bruin Infant Wiggle Ball" toys, which are also called giggle balls.
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As a scowling infant, she rejects the breast; later, she picks at her suppers.
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It's used to treat infant spasms, multiple sclerosis and a number of other conditions.
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He could see through the smoke the leg of an infant on the floor.
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It makes a sort of sense: Nothing bad happened to Greta as an infant.
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Due to Crouzon syndrome, Shane's skull didn't grow normally when he was an infant.
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A woman who changed infant care for the better, another who shot a ballplayer.
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The infant was clothed only in a wet and soiled onesie, the statement said.
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Members of Congress responded by convening the House Select Investigative Panel on Infant Lives.
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Unlimited access to fruit, snacks, drinks and infant formula is provided at all times.
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The more breast milk a preterm infant receives for feedings, the stronger the protection.
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Preterm birth is one of the biggest risk factors for infant mortality, she said.
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It's easier than you'd think, to cross an icy road carrying a nursing infant.
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According to his Facebook profile, Rodriguez-Willis was the father of an infant daughter.
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She's temperamental on the record, bouncing between Kelis-level screams and infant-like whines.
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She'd mentioned once having an urge to put her infant son in a microwave.
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The malnutrition we see here is primarily due to the scarcity of infant formula.
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Now, the infant mortality rate is comparable to Spain, which is why he wins.
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Another infant died during childbirth last week, according to several members of the group.
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And along with Bryan's tragedies, Caroline lost her infant niece, Sadie Brett, in February.
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He, his wife, and their adopted infant looked on as Trump told their story.
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Ancrum abandoned the infant on an inflatable mattress by the door and gave chase.
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Amanda, mother to the infant Nina, wakes up in some sort of medical facility.
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"Tickle games are most likely part of infant socialization in every culture," Fridlund explains.
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Imagine, then, an infant Earth bombarded with solar radiation from a trigger-happy star.
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In the case of infection at birth, it can even lead to infant death.
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The revisions also require increased scrutiny of health food products and infant milk formula.
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But when a cheap enough brand was available, the number of infant deaths increased.
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They watch the infant try to crawl to something or reach for a toy.
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Here's a full review of my experience with the $165.99 Infant Optics DXR-8.
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Graco SnugRide Click Connect LX Infant Car Seat Base, Black, $14.99 (orig $59.99); walmart.com
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Born in Los Angeles, Berenice moved to Watsonville with her family as an infant.
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I looked at his infant car seat alone in the corner of the room.
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The infant mortality also rose — but the CDC said the change wasn't statistically significant.
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One woman cradled an infant while another, wearing a mask, took the baby's temperature.
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Among the victims were two of Mr. Najjar's relatives, one of them an infant.
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Renée Sentilles enrolled her son Isaac in lessons beginning when he was an infant.
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Infant care costs an average of $1,230 a month in a child-care center.
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"We are in the infant stage right now," said Rinchen Dolma, 28, a forward.
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The infant mortality rate is three times higher than that of New York City.
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A young couple, Beth Porter and Ben Please, arrived with their infant daughter, Molly.
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Six of the deaths, including the infant, were in Cook County, which includes Chicago.
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To use the Brezza machine, people fill compartments for water and infant formula powder.
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"We believe this HERO helped save several lives including an infant," the department said.
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But six hours came and went, and the infant was still fighting, she said.
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Bupp recently referred a case to Rady of an infant who had stopped growing.
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Mr. Nguyen plans to be there with his Vietnamese wife and their infant daughter.
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The chances of mother or infant dying, or of severe maternal complications, was measured.
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A sleeping infant in a car seat had been stowed in the living room.
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The infant would be resuscitated if that's what the mother and the family desired.
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The repetitive tasks of changing diapers, feeding, and soothing my infant consumed my days.
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The photograph in her hand depicts Jackie as an infant, sitting in Deveau's lap.
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His parents moved to the Bensonhurst section of Brooklyn when he was an infant.
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That will depend on increasing sales in the $46 billion global infant nutrition market.
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Instead, they said, the infant had grown dependent on a controversial herbal supplement: kratom.
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Click in a bassinet or infant car seat adapter when your tot is tiny.
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I had four boys and lost one as an infant, then had a girl.
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The CPSC estimates 2,300 children have been injured inside infant bath tubs since 85033.
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In 212015, the United States was ranked 21300th among developed countries in infant mortality.
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Caden, who is 4, ran to his new brother, gleefully grabbing at the infant.
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Mr. Zarrab, 33, was born in Iran and moved to Turkey as an infant.
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Police are waiting for DNA testing to confirm the infant is Margot, Manley said.
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Today, incubators sustain the life of a premature infant without continuing the gestation process.
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More than 165,000 infant sleepers were recalled because of their risk of suffocating infants.
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An Australian senator became the first woman to breast-feed her infant in Parliament.
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The researchers then calculated how much THC an infant would ingest from that concentration.
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That will depend on boosting sales in the $46 billion global infant nutrition market.
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A search of a home a week later uncovered the infant and Broussard's remains.
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When my daughter was an infant, she enjoyed simply watching Flappy sing and talk.
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For starters, six weeks falls far short of what doctors recommend for infant bonding.
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Q: Your son Isaac, was he injected with nanomachines when he was an infant?
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In 2016, the United States' infant mortality rate was 5.9 deaths per 1,000 births.
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Pictures on his phone showed him posing with weapons and cradling his infant son.
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Purported physical benefits have since overtaken infant empathy as the treatment's main selling point.
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The exhibition included an installation detailing real-time data on global infant mortality rates.
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The parents continue to raise awareness about infant pool and water safety, sharing their 8-month-old son's swimming lessons with followers and providing information about the swimming education program Easton has been taking part in, called Infant Swimming Resource's Self-Rescue (ISR).
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FMRI research, the study of autism, and experiments on infant "false-belief" detection have shown that mind reading is a relatively well-localized module in the human brain, innate in structure, subject to breakdown — often genetically caused, and identifiable in infant/toddler development.
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Aggressive and controversial marketing of infant formula by companies like Nestlé is reported to have contributed millions of infant deaths in low- and middle-income countries from 2900 to 220006, according to research published this year by the National Bureau of Economic Research.
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A statement from the American Academy of Pediatrics soon followed, highlighting that the Rock 'n Play's documented infant deaths included babies younger than 3 months (the Rock 'n Play's instructed maximum age), adding that the AAP never recommends infant sleepers requiring restraints.
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But the rapid pace at which the box programs have been adopted by states and hospitals worries some experts, who say the boxes have not yet been proven to be a safe infant sleep environment or an effective tool in reducing infant mortality.
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Infant and toddler nutrition was another of Alibaba's Singles Day top-selling imported product categories.
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Earlier this week, Williams shared the first photo of the infant on her personal account.
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The family vehicle flipped over and after the crash, survivors could not find the infant.
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But the infant didn't want anything to do with the bottle and had become inconsolable.
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Last week, for example, a man in Thailand broadcast killing his infant daughter and himself.
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Single-parents will spend about 13.43 percent of their median $29,020 salary on infant care.
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Once again, infant care eats up more than half of the median income of $27,523.
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" Melanie Griffith couldn't help but fawn a little over the infant, writing, "He's so beautiful!
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But Aristotle will also read your tyke a bedtime story and soothe your wailing infant.
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If an infant got all three, the accumulation went beyond the EPA guidelines for methylmercury.
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D: The grandmother of the murdered infant, ramming its killer, spraying blood into the air.
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Employees are now eligible for 12 weeks to care for an infant or loved one.
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The months-old infant was found in a car seat inside a day care van.
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The infant was in good condition after being found face down around 2:30 a.m.
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Parents can control it with an app that alerts them if their infant is inconsolable.
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Details about the infant or her mother have been tough for authorities to come by.
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The infant was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead, police said.
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The infant was hospitalized but was taken off life support four days later on Aug.
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Some people discover it in the face of a yappy dog, or a smiling infant.
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People reports that the actress is keeping her infant daughter's name close to her chest.
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The unidentified infant was born Tuesday in Greece, weighing about 6 pounds, the doctors said.
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Despite a dramatic decrease in frequency, SIDS still remains a leading cause of infant mortality.
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It can get women into care sooner, which can reduce both maternal and infant mortality.
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Infant mortality rates are lower, although still higher in the US than other wealthy countries.
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Infant mortality is rising, and Venezuelans are needlessly dying because of the shortage of medicines.
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Officers who tried to resuscitate the infant were provided counseling services, according to the statement.
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The report also includes new "safe sleep" recommendations to protect against sleep-related infant deaths.
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Breast-fed infants enjoy greater protection from infections, sudden infant death syndrome and metabolic disease.
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I will warn you, though: The moving process with an infant is a bit tricky.
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The infant deaths were tallied by an analysis from the consumer watchdog group, Consumer Reports.
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FROM PEN: Former Bachelorette DeAnna Pappas Stagliano is Already Dreading her Infant Son's Future Wedding
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Both prematurity and low birth weight can put an infant at significant risk of death.
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A public defender for the couple says the injuries suffered by the infant were accidental.
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From 2013 to 2015, the infant was in the care of someone else, he said.
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Authorities also eventually learned the couple's two boys and infant daughter tested positive for methamphetamine.
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The state has the nation's highest cardiovascular death rate and the highest infant mortality rate.
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Evans, Beaudin, and her infant daughter Dawn all vanished from Manchester, New Hampshire, in 123.
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Photos show the infant dressed in red, white and blue outfits, smiling, yawning and napping.
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BITCOIN, Ethereum, XRP, Stellar, Cardano: the infant world of cryptocurrencies is already mind-bogglingly crowded.
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FROM PEN: Former Bachelorette DeAnna Pappas Stagliano Is Already Dreading Her Infant Son's Future Wedding
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It can be scary to a pet, and in that situation your infant is helpless.
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EDT Updated to include Hamill's fun tweet about the infant actor who portrayed baby Luke.
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The U.S. has made progress in reducing its infant mortality rate, according to the CDC.
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During the same time period, white infant deaths decreased from 5.7 to 4.8 per 1,000.
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Your family fled Somalia's civil war in the early 90s when you were an infant.
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Chung has an infant son who was among those with her when she was detained.
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"There's controversy over how much the milk microbiome contributes to the infant microbiome," she said.
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Earlier this week, a Thai man killed his infant daughter and himself on Facebook Live.
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One goes on the chest or back of the infant, the other on their foot.
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The panel, informally called the Select Investigative Panel on Infant Lives, is led by Rep.
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Because breastfeeding lowers infant mortality three- to five-fold in high- and low-income countries.
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This is the second infant reported to die from a tree fall during Hurricane Florence.
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An infant eventually learns to sleep through the night; a toddler will become toilet trained.
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Mothers held their infant children, breastfeeding them as they walked to try and quiet them.
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FROM PEOPLETV: Former Bachelorette DeAnna Pappas Stagliano Is Already Dreading Her Infant Son's Future Wedding
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Infant pain relievers might also be an option, but Casamassimo urged parents to be careful.
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But the next day, the infant was taken to an emergency room with difficulty breathing.
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The neighbor began CPR on the infant and called 911, according to the news release.
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For example, child/infant care went from 0.58 percent of spending down to 0.19 percent.
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Listen to the whole thing and catch Infant Island on tour at the dates below.
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America has an alarmingly high rate of infant mortality compared to other high-income countries.
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In November, an autopsy of an affected infant revealed the presence of the Zika virus.
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Boyle said their captors raped his wife and authorized the killing of their infant daughter.
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The mothers were scanned while they heard their own infant cry or make other noises.
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"They [monkeys] won't give up on it [the infant] till it's fallen apart," said Foerder.
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Trump once cut off medical funding for his nephew's infant son during a legacy dispute.
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