Though it is standard for healthy newborns, newborns at risk for opioid withdrawal benefit even more from rooming in.
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A 1994 study looking at newborns in Jamaica provides evidence that cannabis does not in fact have a truly deleterious effect on newborns.
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We're also looking at newborn heel spots (the blood taken in hospitals from the heels of all newborns) because lead in water impacts newborns.
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In total, they hope to enroll 240 healthy newborns from Brigham & Women's Hospital and 240 newborns from the neonatal intensive care unit at Boston Children's Hospital.
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The goal is to enroll about 240 healthy newborns at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston and another 240 newborns from the neonatal intensive care unit and Boston Children's Hospital.
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"All pregnant women should receive influenza vaccine, which protects them and their newborns, as well as a dose of a vaccine that protects their newborns against whooping cough," he said.
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Colombian officials said they calculate that during the course of the current Zika epidemic, 500 newborns will be born with microcephaly, and 500 newborns will have a neurological disorder called Guillain-Barre syndrome.
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Newborns to grown adults can be impacted by the infection.
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Why Are So Many Newborns Still Being Denied Pain Relief?
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In the United States, all newborns are screened for SCID.
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Groundbreaking cardiac surgery for newborns in 22003 at Johns Hopkins.
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Clooney is confident that he is ready for newborns, though.
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Clustering newborns together heightens infection risks, say experts and officials.
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Thousands of newborns do not receive such plans, Reuters found.
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Nicotine metabolites also showed up in the newborns' urine samples.
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WIC helps ensure that newborns in poor families aren't malnourished.
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And if these babies are born, the newborns are murdered.
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Increasingly, fathers of newborns are also part of the discussion.
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There are other ways to prevent H.I.V. infection in newborns.
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Now, it's also the first language their newborns will hear.
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"Some hadn't seen them since they were newborns," she said.
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But simple infections like sepsis kill 430,000 newborns every year.
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It may be because fewer newborns survived the higher temperatures.
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The costumes transformed the newborns into Anna, Elsa, and Olaf.
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Dr. Victora noted that "as new information is accrued, it may be necessary to revise them in the future in order to better separate newborns with Zika-related microcephaly from normal newborns with small heads."
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The idea is to give all newborns an equal playing field.
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The trials included 3,850 women and their newborns from 21 countries.
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Isaro, pictured with her newborns above, is taking motherhood very seriously.
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Here are 15 items newborns actually need when they're first born.
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Spare a thought for newborns who cannot shiver to keep warm.
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Three of the four newborns are named Tristan, Erik and Clare.
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As if raising six newborns wasn't enough, it's officially tornado season.
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The two newborns are doing what babies do: eating and sleeping.
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Because this study looked at newborns, these cases are not included.
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Other Latin American countries are seeing cases in newborns as well.
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Another Korean study in 2015 saw this same connection in newborns.
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Right now the newborns are bright pink, weigh about 6 oz.
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Hospital administrators decided Thursday to evacuate scores of patients, including newborns.
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Parents provide newborns' names when they apply for Social Security cards.
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For both of these, newborns require surgery to correct the problem.
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He believes that soon, genetic testing will be routine for newborns.
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China's number of newborns per year has dropped since the changes.
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The kids are teenagers now so they can sleep like newborns.
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"I picked newborns because I could thump the chest," he said.
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The total includes some 20183,22018 cases of congenital syphilis in newborns.
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A contoured bath sponge that makes it easier to bathe newborns
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The total includes some 20183,22018 cases of congenital syphilis in newborns.
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There were often letters, sometimes containing pictures of newborns and weddings.
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And yet, rooming in for opioid-exposed newborns remains an exception.
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The couple named their newborns Denis, Dariya, Vladislav, Oleksandra and David.
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Dr. Lucey spearheaded the introduction of new treatments for fragile newborns.
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We learned that even addicted mothers are needed by their newborns.
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Newborns, young children and older adults Newborns, young children and older or elderly adults are susceptible to a bacterium called Streptococcus pneumoniae, which typically causes pneumonia and ear and sinus infections, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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The two newborns are now being bottle fed and are growing normally.
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Nurse midwives can act as primary care providers for women and newborns.
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The study led to a nationwide, federally funded screening program for newborns.
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In Stilwell, newborns should expect to live to the age of 2000.
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Check out People for photos of Rodgers and Mariuz and their newborns.
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Additionally, it's assisting mothers and newborns with pre and post-natal resources.
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Since October, Brazil has seen 20113 confirmed cases of microcephaly in newborns.
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But in 2009, she decided to knit caps for newborns at Hillcrest.
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Since November, Brazil has seen 404 confirmed cases of microcephaly in newborns.
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Once they arrived, authorities found the two newborns but not the mother.
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The death of innocent newborns poses many questions of fairness and fate.
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Smiling parents hold newborns the clinic has helped bring into the world.
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The findings, despite being unconfirmed, created an impression that marijuana harms newborns.
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Fewer than five newborns were given that name every year before 2007.
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Now some experts are pushing for routine screening of newborns for CMV.
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Today, about 19983 in 21998 newborns was conceived by in vitro fertilization.
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How difficult is it going to be to care for my newborns?
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The first three months after delivery are a critical period for newborns.
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Of those, parents of 325 newborns agreed to attend an information session.
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The disease typically affects newborns and the elderly, not people her age.
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This was unusual, because newborns have never held much appeal for me.
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Roughly 500 newborns were believed to have been kidnapped from political prisoners.
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Parents of newborns have another worry to add to their list: measles.
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Roughly 500 newborns are believed to have been kidnapped from political prisoners.
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It's celebrating the anniversary with new passports and special blankets for newborns.
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Arguments have been made that the drugs are too powerful for newborns.
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A majority of parents do accept vitamin K administration for their newborns.
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Before the evacuations, newborns were celebrated and greeted by every community member.
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Even now, parents of newborns with severe heart defects struggle for care.
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Under- or overreacting to a fever Fevers in newborns can be serious.
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They wrap newborns up and leave them on doorsteps or in ditches.
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Additionally, we always need to assure the safety of newborns rooming in.
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Congress has previously waded into the concept of retirement accounts for newborns.
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In addition, five of the seven exposed newborns experienced symptoms of withdrawal.
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In another experiment, researchers at Yale-New Haven Children's Hospital focused on newborns who had been exposed in the womb to methadone, putting them in low-stimulation rooms with parents sleeping in the hospital while caring for their newborns.
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Of the 5.9 million under-five deaths in 2015, 2.7 million were newborns.
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But machines are already more capable than newborns in almost every measurable way.
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He wondered if he could use tissue from aborted fetuses to save newborns.
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In the end they lost about 217% of their newborns to the knackermen.
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Zutano makes children's clothing for the newborns days through early elementary school years.
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In about 20 years, only 25 percent of the population's newborns have survived.
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But unusually for somewhere full of newborns and mothers, a quiet calm prevails.
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They are lobbying to make SMA screening standard for newborns in every market.
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Southern Belgium is now screening 60,000 newborns annually, half the country's total births.
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The hospital said on Facebook the newborns are "happy, healthy and doing well."
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Along with the time correlation, researchers found the virus in newborns with microcephaly.
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Studies show that newborn infants respond empathetically to the cries of other newborns.
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When newborns are hungry, they let you know, and they're not very patient.
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There is little data specifically about newborns at this time, said Dr. O'Leary.
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It cannot be given to newborns or anyone with a compromised immune system.
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About 500 or so newborns were whisked away and raised by surrogate families.
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On Monday evening, however, while grooming the newborns, Kigali killed and ate them.
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As with all newborns, you will represent both our past and our future.
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A bulb flickered relentlessly above the dozen or so newborns in the room.
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Ralph Northam said he would allow for newborns to be executed after birth.
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Pesticide levels dropped in the cord blood of many newborns joining the study.
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Many parents find themselves inspired by their experiences with newborns to create businesses.
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For generations, obstetricians have been quick to cut the umbilical cord of newborns.
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I can speak for my own paper about the moral status of newborns.
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Forms of CHD are common, showing up in eight of every 1,000 newborns.
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Newborns also hiccup a fair amount, and the behavior then decreases with age.
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Admittedly, almost all newborns (6900 percent) successfully transition from intrauterine life to extra uterine life without requiring technology but 2628 percent of newborns will require resuscitative efforts at birth and less than 28503 percent will require extensive resuscitation efforts at birth.
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As a whole, white newborns received the best care, followed by Asian-American infants.
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That likely spurred a rise in newborns with microcephaly, or an unusually small skull.
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Listeriosis primarily affects the elderly, pregnant women, newborns and people with weakened immune systems.
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"I have photographed them since they were newborns and my secret is the same."
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It's especially grim in Kentucky, where one out of every 50 newborns has NAS.
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On "productive" days with my newborns, I may have managed to clip their fingernails.
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But newborns would be enrolled automatically, so private insurance's days would likely be numbered.
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"Typically, full-term hippo newborns are big animals," Maynard, the zoo director, tells me.
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Today, assuming current mortality trends persist, newborns can expect to live for 61 years.
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It primarily affects the elderly, pregnant women, newborns and people with weak immune systems.
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"Twinning," Johnson captioned the sleeping photo of her newborns along with two angel emojis.
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She has pictures of them sleeping that way from the time they were newborns.
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For newborns and infants, Kienzle recommends toys that can be held or chewed on.
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Zika infection in pregnant women has not been proven to cause microcephaly in newborns.
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But the Huffington Post reported a slight increase in newborns named Ivanka in 2017.
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Listeria primarily affects newborns, older adults, pregnant women and adults with weakened immune systems.
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Just a quarter of her pod's newborns have survived in the past two decades.
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If left untreated, gonorrhea can cause infertility, miscarriages, chronic pain and blindness in newborns.
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"The law already requires the highest standard of care for all newborns," Nadler said.
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In some cities, newborns cannot leave the hospital until their parents sign them up.
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Check out her account for advice for parents of school-aged children and newborns.
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Sepsis kills 600,000 newborns a year, many of them in India and neighboring countries.
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Parents are increasingly questioning, and declining, vitamin K, which protects newborns from serious bleeding.
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According to the Civil Protection Directorate, the newborns died from burns and smoke inhalation.
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Other newborns napped in NFL-worthy referee outfits, complete with faux whistles and pockets.
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Erotic is suckling her newborns, that animal smell and feel and warmth and tenderness.
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Most newborns today receive a biomedical test that screens for a few dozen conditions.
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Ninety percent of newborns at risk for opioid withdrawal have public insurance, usually Medicaid.
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Additionally, it supports Alaska's highest density of denning polar bears, exclusively mothers nursing newborns.
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Though it&aposs important to note that not all newborns&apos eyes change color.
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An estimated 80% of women in the US start breastfeeding their newborns after birth.
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Other iterations, like Medicare for America, would automatically enroll newborns in a government plan.
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There's a huge difference between discussing the moral status of newborns and implementing that.
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Newborns can be scanned without having to be moved to another part of the hospital.
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Police say that there were other children in the home with Thomas and the newborns.
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The newborns were taken to see their father before he died, CNN affiliate WAVE reported.
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Unauthorized nurseries that offer round-the-clock care for children from newborns to school age.
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Either way, it might give parents pause before choosing a bizarre moniker for their newborns.
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Newborns, the elderly, pregnant women and those with weakened immune systems are at increased risk.
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Many newborns exposed to the Zika virus have unnaturally small heads, also known as microcephaly.
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Just like newborns all over the world, Prince Louis now has an official birth certificate.
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It starts with newborns having a comfortable, safe sleep environment, typically a crib or bassinet.
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Congenital heart defects affect nearly 1% of all newborns each year in the United States.
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But Casi never got to welcome her newborns into their home in Clay Center, Kansas.
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Neonatal Herpes simplex infection is rare (about 1 in 2500 newborns) but can be devastating.
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Mengele sentenced newborns and children to death because he said he saw no other option.
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However, all 100 senators unanimously passed a resolution this week allowing an exception for newborns.
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Their deaths also increase the risk that their newborns will also die within a month.
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There was a 100-fold increase in the death of newborns in hospitals in 2016.
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This marks the first time the couple have been seen in public with their newborns.
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He is a disgusting psycho rapist with a penchant for feeding newborns to his hounds.
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In places like Huntington, West Virginia, ten per cent of newborns are dependent on opioids.
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Infections of the stump, after it is cut and clamped or tied, kill many newborns.
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Zika can cause severe birth defects for newborns if the mother gets infected while pregnant.
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A U.S. Senate committee approved legislation Wednesday to expand safety plans for drug-affected newborns.
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Newborns who haven't been vaccinated, pregnant mothers, and people going through chemotherapy are all vulnerable.
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Studies shows newborns account for nearly half of all deaths of children under age 5.
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Only about 450 remain in their population, and researchers have seen no newborns this year.
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The W.H.O. is considering whether to recommend routinely giving antibiotics to newborns in poor countries.
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Traffickers have moved in, spreading the word that they can relieve women of unwanted newborns.
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But because newborns' blood is slow to clot, her finger bled for half an hour.
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At one time, the infection killed about 10,000 newborns a year in the Western Hemisphere.
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Many of his patients are newborns who need surgery to fix life-threatening heart defects.
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Newborns born to mothers without previous infection are also vulnerable to the parasite, he said.
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Newborns, the elderly, and people with disabilities were slaughtered in their beds and living rooms.
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Roche has been testing its drug on newborns and patients up to 60 years old.
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The condition is defined by unusually small heads in newborns and can cause brain damage.
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The country is celebrating the anniversary with new passports and special blankets for some newborns.
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Justin Smith, a Texas pediatrician and dad, offers advice for parents of newborns to teenagers.
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The selection, for newborns up to 12-year-olds, includes 10 to 15 Danish brands.
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Archaeologists think that some Peruvian cultures practiced cranial shaping on the developing skulls of newborns.
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These adorable newborns are just too cute to "Let It Go." A Kansas hospital is thawing over even the most, er, Frozen of hearts by dressing up its newborns as pint-sized versions of Anna, Elsa and other beloved characters from the Disney hit Frozen.
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The occasion marked the first time the couple had been seen in public with their newborns.
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Through the 1960s, most American newborns received silver nitrate eyedrops at birth to prevent eye infections.
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Only recently has Walden discovered the process of photographing newborns paired with works of fine art.
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Newborns have very sensitive skin, so ideally you should just use water to wipe their bottoms.
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Give birth in Venezuela, where newborns are dying at alarming rates in shortage-plagued maternity wards.
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The Glendale, Arizona, newborns are twins — but the boys weren't actually born in the same year.
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That same month, Zika was found in the brains of newborns who died shortly after birth.
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It poses a higher risk for newborns, the elderly, pregnant women and people with weak immunity.
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Baby bonds: Proposed giving newborns savings accounts seeded with $1,000 to close the racial wealth gap.
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In Venezuelan hospital, newborns in cardboard boxes Overcrowding Animal shelters get more crowded by the day.
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The sweet image featured the star and his husband sharing a smooch and cradling their newborns.
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Pediatricians generally recommend that parents keep their newborns away from people for a month after birth.
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A handful of fetuses and newborns with microcephaly have also tested positive for the zika virus.
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Now, newborns typically stay in the room with the mother and start nursing immediately after birth.
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Baby hammocks are coming under scrutiny from federal regulators after two newborns died in their sleep.
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" Now, with newborns Darla and Dalanie, Couch admitted to Today that things are a little "crazy.
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In newborns, meningitis from either HSV-1 or HSV-2 could be severe and require hospitalization.
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Madelene's sister Crown Princess Victoria and her brother Prince Carl Philip both welcomed newborns in 2016.
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All newborns in Britain have to be registered, with details of the parents and their occupation.
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Gladys looked after Arty's girls from when they were newborns until both were in elementary school.
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Newborns with listeriosis can develop blood infections, meningitis and other serious and potentially life-threatening complications.
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Pros: Folds with one hand, fits into a backpack, excellent customer serviceCons: Not suitable for newborns
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Sprinkled throughout are women at peace with their newborns, often crowded by caretakers and birth partners.
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Even with photos of mothers looking adoringly at their newborns, these violent images are totally overwhelming.
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Newborns are treated like pin cushions before they can even build up their own immune system.
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All nine women gave birth by cesarean section to minimize the newborns' exposure to the virus.
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Kim explained that the State Department accepts photos of newborns even if their eyes are closed.
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When she came home after tending newborns, she also took care of her three small grandchildren.
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For newborns, parents should make sure their infant's head doesn't flop forward, which could restrict breathing.
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There are also no clinically validated or FDA-approved tests for tick-borne infection for newborns.
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Mothers and families are empowered, knowing that holding and comforting their newborns is the best medicine.
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Newborns suffering from withdrawal in expensive neonatal ICUs exemplify overtreatment — too much medicine that is harmful.
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The women had children who ranged in age from newborns to toddlers older than 12 months.
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Her daughters uploaded photographs and videos of their weddings and of their newborns seconds after birth.
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Brazil is investigating Zika's possible links to more than 4,000 suspected cases of microcephaly among newborns.
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Pregnant women, newborns and adults over 65 years old are at heightened risk for Listeria infection.
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While the long-term benefits of this microbiome in newborns is not yet fully understood, it's believed that early bacterial colonization in newborns can set the stage for immune-system development and digestion, hence the belief that it could combat potential health issues later in life.
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Newborns in the second group would get all that and also have their DNA sequenced in whole.
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Of the 85 families who later consented to having this information disclosed, three newborns had such mutations.
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So women need to be constantly accompanied by someone else if they bring their newborns with them.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics also recommends waiting at least 30 to 60 seconds for most newborns.
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The mosquito-borne disease can cause microcephaly, which leads to the underdevelopment of the brain in newborns.
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Officials in Brazil said Tuesday that they were investigating more than 3,500 cases of microcephaly in newborns.
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Whether it's a bassinet, crib, or even a wood drawer, newborns need a safe place to sleep.
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The messages also remind mothers of important pregnancy milestones and health services their newborns should be receiving.
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Now the newborns are master swimmers … but might need a few years of therapy down the line.
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One of the most disturbing findings in the report revealed an increase in syphilis rates among newborns.
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In about 20 years, only 25 percent of the population's newborns have survived, according to the center.
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In the past two decades, only 25 percent of the population's newborns have survived, according to CNN.
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There is one segment of the population where ocular STIs are more than a theoretical possibility—newborns.
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Madelene's sister Crown Princess Victoria and her brother Prince Carl Philip both welcomed newborns earlier this year.
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Booker has proposed baby bonds, giving newborns $2500,000, totaling $2,000 annually for children in low-income households.
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Everyone is at risk for Powassan: Newborns, 20-somethings, the middle-aged, the elderly and the immunocompromised.
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The virus is particularly concerning because it has been linked to dangerous neurological birth disorder in newborns.
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The Zika virus can cause birth defects in the newborns of women who become infected while pregnant.
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Last year, 164 newborns were given the name, up from 112 in 2016 and 37 in 2015.
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The circumcision rate in newborns has gone down from 83% in the 1960s to 77% in 2010.
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It is unclear whether the father knew she was pregnant or had allegedly disposed of two newborns.
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Photographer Emma Jean focuses on capturing births and newborns, stemming from her other profession as a midwife.
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Health authorities began to suspect a connection between Zika and neurological ailments, especially in fetuses and newborns.
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She expects Chinese parents to spend 75 billion yuan (11.4 billion US dollars) extra for their newborns.
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The study also saw significant and "completely unexpected" reductions in bacterial infections and pneumonia in treated newborns.
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Still, the foundation says, some newborns with harlequin ichthyosis won't survive if their condition is too severe.
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If there's any question whether they are infected, health officials recommend their newborns be tested as well.
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There was also a rise of the disease among women who pass it on to their newborns.
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Polio deaths were so common, in fact, that companies sold polio insurance to the parents of newborns.
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It is a celebration of life, the first words fathers whisper in the ears of their newborns.
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The Cricket Crate ships developmental toys and games to children ranging from newborns to three years old.
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This legislation would strengthen U.S. government efforts to end preventable deaths of mothers, newborns, and young children.
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They said they were studying 22 more newborns with microcephaly to determine if Zika was the cause.
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Breast milk provides essential nutrients as well as hormones and antibodies that protect newborns against infectious disease.
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About 42 percent of the cases in this outbreak were newborns infected during gestation, the W.H.O. said.
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This rare neurological condition in newborns has been linked to mothers infected with the virus during pregnancy.
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Before the program was created, child welfare officials removed around 50 newborns from their families each year.
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Then Keller brought up rogue abortion provider Kermit Gosnell, who was convicted of murdering women and newborns.
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Loved ones came in and out, buying balloons for newborns and flowers for their parents or children.
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But even six months' protection would keep newborns alive until their immune systems are stronger, he said.
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Antiretroviral drugs, administered within days of birth, appeared to bring HIV in newborns down to undetectable levels.
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Or the $10,000 bill from the out-of-network pediatrician who tends to newborns in intensive care.
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Newborns will be especially attracted to a few specific things, like the color red and heavy contrast.
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There are also plenty of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) being passed around, and they can kill newborns.
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According to UNICEF, each year, 2.6 million newborns die, tragically before their lives even really get started.
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Women with newborns would have to walk home to wash, often bloodied and carrying their soiled bedding.
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About 250 times more newborns die with a planned home birth than a hospital birth, Grunebaum added.
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It's got an accent, according to Dr. Kathleen Wermke, a German scientist whose team decodes newborns' cries.
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The measure is intended to help newborns whose mothers were addicted to opioids, including heroin, during pregnancy.
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Seeing the sweet trio, Kelly couldn't help but notice their similarities to the adorable newborns she works with.
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That project works to create better biometric identities for newborns and infants, which is critical for health outcomes.
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San Diego: Twin girls were born at Sharp Mary Birch Hospital for Women and Newborns in Kearny Mesa.
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Both healthy newborns as well as those who needed intensive care after delivery were included in the project.
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But in the new efforts, CHOP researchers have decided to treat the infants more like fetuses than newborns.
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Since then, more residents shared photos of their own refugee newborns, while others listed fire baby name suggestions.
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The crib is built for newborns and most outgrow it by the time they're about six months old.
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"When Malia and Sasha were newborns, Barack and I could lose hours just watching them sleep," Obama wrote.
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"Sometimes I hear about teenage girls - some as young as 13 - and their newborns both dying," Aissatou said.
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I've made countless afghans, baby blankets, sweaters, vests, shawls, scarves, hats, mittens, caps for newborns and two bedspreads.
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After giving birth, most incarcerated mothers are allowed only 24 hours with their newborns before separation must occur.
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The refugees, who included a pregnant women and newborns, were bussed back to the port city of Izmir.
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" Lisa and Pat hope sharing Daryle's story will help the "scared families with microcephaly newborns to have hope.
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The wording seems to connote an attempt to save money by banking on unborns or newborns to die.
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In 1939, they launched a secret operation to kill disabled newborns and children under the age of three.
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That's largely because of an enduring misconception in the medical community that newborns don't feel pain like adults.
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MediMap Baby is used to test the genes of newborns to predict their response to 24 listed medications.
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Newborns recognize their mother's voice the moment they're born, having heard a muffled version of it in utero.
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In Maryland, the law allows parents to leave newborns at hospitals or police stations with no questions asked.
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The 3D tech's ability to virtually enlarge tiny parts of the body is especially helpful for treating newborns.
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Cases of microcephaly skyrocket in Brazil Since October, Brazil has seen 508 confirmed cases of microcephaly in newborns.
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With Zika, the government could save "dozens or even hundreds" of newborns from devastating birth defects, McCabe said.
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Family members or hired help attend to their needs so that they can rest and feed their newborns.
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Sandy was most popular as a girl's name in 1960, when it was the choice for 3,1483 newborns.
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Now, the new parents say having two newborns at their Hattiesburg home has flipped their lives upside down.
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But newborns would be automatically enrolled in the new program, so it would likely take over soon enough.
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The virus has been linked to abnormally small heads and brain damage in newborns, a condition called microcephaly.
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It can lead to a condition called microcephaly, which causes smaller brains and other developmental defects in newborns.
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In the NICU, parents of the tiniest and sickest patients can't even touch, let alone hold, their newborns.
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The disease, linked to severe birth defects in newborns, is expected to spread to 30 states this summer.
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Zolgensma, the treatment for spinal muscular atrophy, may be approved only to be given to newborns, for example.
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UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital dresses up newborns for special events about four times a year, Charley told Insider.
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Many parents decide to buy sleep sacks in lieu of blankets to keep their newborns warm and safe.
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The CDC says older adults, pregnant women, newborns and those with weakened immune systems are most at risk.
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The same foodborne diseases that rarely make healthy people sick can be fatal to unborn babies and newborns.
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The researchers established that the baseline prevalence of microcephaly in the territory was two cases per 10,000 newborns.
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Shock, too, is common among girls who kill their newborns, according to the Aggression and Violent Behavior study.
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She went on to encourage people to donate to charities that help mothers and newborns around the world.
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In China, mothers and newborns commonly stay in afterbirth centers where chefs, therapists and nannies help them recover.
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They ran MRI scans for full-term newborns and 57 premature infants born at least 10 weeks early.
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It's especially important for pregnant women, newborns, older adults, and those with compromised immune systems to avoid infection.
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Meanwhile, the extremely similar name "Milania" fell sharply in popularity in 2017, dropping 241 spots among female newborns.
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But, they said, her work with the Mennonites broke the law, and put women and newborns at risk.
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In the case against Estée Lauder, the commission said the company had similarly discriminated against fathers of newborns.
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If there is a scarcity of neonatal I.C.U. beds, those newborns would not be candidates for ventilator support.
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They learned that Zamora, Quijije and Arcentales were fathers of newborns, or had a child on the way.
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Brazil is also battling an outbreak of the Zika virus, which is linked to birth defects in newborns.
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A quarter of newborns have low birth weights, and a quarter of children younger than 5 are underweight.
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A quarter of newborns have low birth weights, and a quarter of children younger than 5 are underweight.
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Unfortunately, the network only includes 7 centers, half the size of a similar NIH supported network for newborns.
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We asked 14 parents to name something they wish they had done differently when their children were newborns.
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If parents switched jobs, their new insurers could not impose waiting periods or charge more for sick newborns.
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Separating newborns in withdrawal can slow the infants' recovery, studies show, and undermine an already fragile parenting relationship.
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At UCSF, FHIR is being used in a study to track the weight of newborns hour-by-hour.
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And the maternity hospital's "deformation doctor," a physician specializing in newborns with deficiencies, recommended he see a geneticist.
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"Newborns have their entire lifetime of health risks ahead of them, which could be potentially prevented," Green said.
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Pregnant women, newborns, adults older than 65 and people with weakened immune systems are most susceptible to infection.
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In 2018, 9.8% of newborns there had been conceived with fertility treatments, the researchers note in their report.
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Newborns with harlequin ichthyosis have painful cracks in their thick, hardened skin, according U.S. National Library of Medicine.
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Those most at risk are pregnant women and their newborns, the elderly or those with weakened immune systems.
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" Shu warns that newborns don't have good circulation at first, so "having cool hands and feet is normal.
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Robson said he fears the smoky environment could be "the new normal" for newborns being delivered in Australia.
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In addition to microcephaly at birth, physical development and growth continued to lag behind as the newborns aged.
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In London a whopping two-thirds of newborns in 2015 had at least one parent who was born abroad.
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Sarah shared several photos of the newborns, who they named Marshall Thomas and John (Johnny) Matthew, on Instagram Sunday.
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It would later become the chief suspect in the hunt to work out what had happened to those newborns.
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Rich found the three newborns after their mother had given birth, but noticed she was not tending to them.
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Pregnant women, newborns, older adults and anyone with a weakened immune system are most at risk for Listeriosis infection.
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One would think that if given the paid time off to care for their newborns, men would take it.
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Newborns infected by Zika may continue to be plagued by the virus for months after birth, reported NBC News.
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To date, preeclampsia remains a leading cause of illness and death for mothers and newborns in the United States.
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It is spread by mosquitoes and alarmingly it may have caused a devastating neurological disorder in hundreds of newborns.
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Newborns are a sign of life's constant renewal, and nevermore so than when humanity as a species is threatened.
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When parents take leave to be with their newborns, someone in the office has to pick up the slack.
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Studies have found that newborns will pay more attention to faces than to faces whose features have been scrambled.
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Wheatley thinks the first part is very primitive, which is why even newborns show the ability to do it.
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The listeria bacteria primarily infects pregnant women, older adults and newborns, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.
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The Milky Way may have 13.6 billion years under its belt, but its stars range from newborns to ancients.
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By offering to provide their snuggly services, volunteers are helping the newborns become healthy, socialized and ready for adoption.
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Family culture can play a role in that decision, researchers say - as can hospitals that introduce formula to newborns.
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But as she groomed her newborns on Monday, Kigali pounced, eating one and then the other in quick succession.
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Those referrals are intended to help social workers develop a "plan of safe care" for the newborns and mothers.
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Once deployed the stroller can be pushed in either direction to accommodate newborns facing you, or toddlers facing away.
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Newborns can startle easily and have jittery movements in response to stimuli, and this is normal, the doctors note.
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The virus has been linked, albeit inconclusively, to microcephaly, a rare disorder that causes abnormally small heads in newborns.
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It is undoubtedly great for newborns to have more time with their mother in the first months of life.
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For newborns, prosthetics may be left black-colored since they are changed every few weeks as the baby grows.
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Scientists have known about these emissions for a while and they use them to screen newborns for hearing problems.
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But the transportation service's existence alone has had a proven, tangible impact on the lives of women and newborns.
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Microcephaly is a condition in newborns in which the brain is underdeveloped, and the head is smaller in size.
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"She waited 15 years for these girls," her husband, Jacob Evans, told PEOPLE of the newborns, Hannah and Sarah.
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In April, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed that the virus is causing microcephaly in newborns.
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As for what exactly is in the recipe that's making newborns a bit more enthusiastic about their worldly debut?
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But without urgent action, 143 million children under five - half of them newborns - will die between now and 2030.
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Among those killed in the outbreak are pregnant and breastfeeding women, newborns and infants, the World Health Organization reported.
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The problem with parenting is that it's a cross between diagnosing and fortunetelling, and it starts when they're newborns.
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She is very proud of Chelsea's three kids and there was lots of chatter about newborns and feeding schedules.
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Already, these states have assumed the cost of testing their collective 85033,000 newborns by passing federal-state compliance laws.
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According to the CWR, over the last two decades 75% of newborns in this population have not survived infancy.
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A spreading epidemic of the mosquito-borne Zika virus has been linked to some 3,700 birth defects in newborns.
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About 35,000 visitors see the entire herd (minus newborns and pregnant mares) paddle the channel that separates the islands.
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In addition to their knit blankets and caps, the newborns also wore customized onesies that read "special dill-ivery."
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"When Malia and Sasha were newborns, Barack and I could lose hours just watching them sleep," she told Markle.
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Tsega Asgedem, 63, a farmer at Ruwa Feleg, fled to Eritrea with her family and relatives, including two newborns.
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Lorenzin would like the next budget law to double the size of an incentive for newborns, the paper said.
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The CAP plan would begin automatically enrolling newborns, the uninsured, and those turning 65 into the Medicare Extra program.
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The possessive title of Winant's work — one that features so many mothers, so many newborns — seems like a misnomer.
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Newborns of cannabis users also had a higher risk of low scores on a test that evaluates neonatal status.
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Amid the newborns' crying fits, giggles, and burps, something familiar replayed on a loop in my brain: people's criticism.
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The ethicists recommended whole genome sequencing for sick newborns and some targeted sequencing as a part of newborn screening.
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Meantime, police in California, are investigating after two newborns -- one of whom died -- were found Tuesday behind a business.
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This was Cronin's "home ranch," where he housed his cattle in the winter and provided shelter for their newborns.
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Researchers evaluated more than 6,600 newborns in the United States, Finland, Germany and Sweden born between 2004 to 2010.
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Women who just gave birth are also considered polluted, and many remain isolated with their newborns for several days.
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Even newborns will look longer at people staring straight at them than they will at those with averted eyes.
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Caudal regression syndrome affects 1 to 2.5 of every 100,000 newborns, according to the US National Library of Medicine.
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Companies also can extend their product lines, making different products for babies or focusing on toddlers rather than newborns.
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DUBLIN — For decades, Irish society stigmatized unwed mothers, pressuring them to give up their newborns, often in shadowy adoptions.
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Huggies also has a smart Bluetooth diaper that tracks both pee AND poop because parents of newborns are insane.
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When newborns in Britain are registered, details of the parents and their parents' occupations are included for the record.
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Estimates of the rate of congenital neurologic defects in infected newborns have ranged from 6 percent to 42 percent.
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After about eight years, "a generation of newborns with no protection against mental retardation was born," Dr. Gorstein said.
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Some newborns may pick up Candida, the same fungus found in a yeast infection, during the process of birth.
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Whether children are newborns or teenagers, our focus should be on placing foster youth in permanent, loving homes. Sen.
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Newborns need the most sleep in the first few weeks of life, sleeping 1003 to 2100 hours per day.
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Pregnant women, their newborns, adults older than 65 and people with weakened immune systems are most susceptible to infection.
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Like many Latinas, my mother took my sister and me to get our ears pierced when we were newborns.
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Here are five things to know about the laws: All states have laws protecting newborns All 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico have some sort of safe haven legislation to protect newborns and provide parents with an alternative to criminal abandonment, according to government agency Child Welfare Information Gateway.
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In our day-to-day lives, we tend to stay pretty far away from snakes that aren't adorable, awkward newborns.
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November 11, 2015 - Brazil declares a national public health emergency as the number of newborns with microcephaly continues to rise.
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Luckily, the newborns fell asleep just before Sargent took the photographs of the older brothers and parents holding all six.
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Those who became pregnant, and who decided to go through with their pregnancy, had to leave their newborns with relatives.
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Booker's plan would offer all newborns $1,000, and then add up to $2,000 annually for children in low-income households.
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As a result of the study, the World Health Organization is considering whether to recommend routinely giving antibiotics to newborns.
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The new report found that last year there were 21,24 cases of congenital syphilis among newborns reported to the CDC.
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In addition to microcephaly in newborns, Zika can cause Guillain-Barre syndrome, an autoimmune disease that leads to muscle weakness.
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"This woman's alleged actions showed total disregard to those seven newborns," Animal Services Commander Chris Mayer said in a statement.
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The condition probably affects at least 216.4 in 50,000 to 100,000 newborns, according to the US National Library of Medicine.
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Newborns with absent development of an open nasal passage will have thick, pale rubber cement-like mucus filling their nose.
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Mangas says six babies in its neonatal intensive care unit, which cares for premature newborns, were evacuated out of precaution.
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The company is very proud of the fact that a new line of products specialized for newborns contains actual cotton.
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Zika, a mosquito-borne virus, can cause birth defects in the newborns of mothers who contract the disease while pregnant.
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In the family photo, Beyoncé wore a Palomo Spain ensemble draped over her arms as she held her two newborns.
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As of late, many new mothers, including celebrities, have faced backlash for publicly sharing photos of themselves breastfeeding their newborns.
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The number of newborns with microcephaly has increased twentyfold in the northern part of Brazil, the health minister has said.
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Diastrophic dysplasia affects about one in 500,000 newborns in the U.S. and most people with the condition live into adulthood.
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Babies have fewer of the battle-hardened variety and the researchers found those in lab mice resembled those of newborns.
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The aim: to build a small but powerful scanner, tailored to newborns, that could be put in an average NICU.
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Earlier this month, the Senate rules were changed to allow newborns on the Senate floor following a push by Duckworth.
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Known as Awaiting Bill Settlement (ABS) patients, these women are responsible for looking after and feeding themselves and their newborns.
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Newborns at a Pittsburgh hospital were dressed up as the iconic nice guy Fred Rogers to celebrate World Kindness Day.
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Deaths among new mothers in government hospitals have multiplied, and deaths of their newborns have skyrocketed more than a hundredfold.
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According to Anand, there's "a somewhat extravagant concern" about the side-effects or toxicities of pain relieving agents in newborns.
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Roughly 10 to 15 percent of infected newborns hear well at birth, but start losing the ability by age 5.
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Utah was the first state, in 2013, to carry out CMV screening of newborns who did not pass hearing tests.
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New evidence that infected newborns may benefit from antiviral drugs has reinvigorated a debate about educating mothers and screening infants.
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When coupled with unpaid family leave, lack of support to care for newborns creates a disastrous situation for working women.
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The commission's recommendations follow other steps this week to protect drug-affected newborns amid a national epidemic of opioid addiction.
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Nearly all newborns lose weight during the first days after birth, regardless of whether they are breastfed or formula fed.
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This is important because newborns are too young to be vaccinated and have to wait until they're 6 months old.
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Can't really blame 'em, though ... newborns need their rest, and new parents need some free time, every now and then.
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In 2159 and 212006, she was a Fulbright scholar in Mandeville, Jamaica, where she screened newborns for sickle-cell disease.
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Every mom on social media seemed to have these perfect cherubic newborns swaddled in lace who slept all the time.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Half a dozen newborns, blinking and arching their backs, were carried from a burning hospital hit by airstrikes.
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In 2008 and 2009, she was a Fulbright scholar in Mandeville, Jamaica, where she screened newborns for sickle-cell disease.
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The box allows mothers to surrender their newborns in a temperature-controlled box with a mattress and three silent alarms.
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"We need renewed focus on sepsis prevention among newborns and on tackling antimicrobial resistance, an important driver of the condition."
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For example, listeria is a food-borne bacteria that has been known to cause miscarriage, stillbirth, or illness in newborns.
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The virus poses the biggest threat to pregnant women because it is known to cause severe birth defects to newborns.
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The virus has been linked to causing severe birth defects in newborns, particularly microcephaly, if women are infected while pregnant.
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Here&aposs what you need to know about what causes hiccups in newborns and when you should consult a doctor.
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It poses a higher risk for newborns, the elderly, pregnant women, and persons with weak immunity, the health department said.
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In extremely young patients, it is used both to control pain and to treat the newborns of drug-addicted mothers.
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More than 600 people in Florida have tested positive for the Zika virus, which can cause birth defects in newborns.
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She doesn't bottle-feed the newborns or treat them like "fur babies" (a term that makes her grind her teeth).
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Today, mothers and fathers are being offered weeks and even months of paid leave to spend time with their newborns.
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At the hospital where I practice as a pediatrician, one out of 10 newborns is at risk for opioid withdrawal.
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Newborns in the DHA group were also slightly less likely to come down with a cold in the first place.
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The hospital has provided care to families and newborns with the syndrome, also call NAS, for more than 45 years.
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When she returned to jail, she had brought back a little cap, the sort hospitals place on newborns, Jamie said.
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It's a movie whose story is aimed at the siblings of newborns — the 8-and-under crowd, more or less.
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After local mosquitos began transmitting Zika to Brazilians, including pregnant women, the region saw a rise in newborns with microcephaly.
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Effective HIV treatment allows people with HIV to live near-normal lifespans without transmitting the virus to others, including newborns.
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Patients at the nearby Daughters of Galicia Hospital — all expectant mothers or mothers with newborns — were evacuated to another hospital.
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He was not advocating killing newborns, which is illegal, and would remain so under the proposed change to Virginia's law.
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They have recruited about 1,000 pregnant women with Zika symptoms, and are following healthy and microcephalic newborns in the same areas.
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From the moment dogs enter the world, they are licked, nuzzled and comforted as newborns by their parents, especially their mother.
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And 75 percent of HIV in newborns occurred because one or both of their parents had been infected via needle sharing.
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"We'll really see the impacts of Zika on newborns and pregnancy during the next two or three months," Rodriguez-Morales said.
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Women, some of them pregnant and others with newborns, slept on a basketball court, sharing it with dozens of unaccompanied teenagers.
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It is one of the most common causes of blindness in children, affecting 2 to 3 out of every 100,000 newborns.
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With fewer women of childbearing age and fewer births per 235,000 women, the total number of newborns will drop as well.
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It's normal for newborns to lose weight right after birth and then regain it or "catch up" in the next week.
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The highly-stylized photograph pictures Beyoncé wreathed in flowers, draped with a flowing blue veil, cradling her newborns to her breast.
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The Syrian opposition leaders are right: Through their inaction, powerful nations are now complicit in the starving of civilians, including newborns.
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Undernutrition is the primary cause of around 45% of deaths among children under five, with 20 million underweight newborns every year.
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Several celebrities jumped on Twitter to share the news of their expanding families with cute tweets and pics of their newborns.
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Parents still took leave to look after newborns, but as they did so in equal measure this no longer penalised women.
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They can act as primary care providers for women and newborns and also assist a patient's partner with sexual health issues.
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Charles Schumer, a Democrat from New York, asked for an "emergency surge" of funds to help protect the newborns, and Sen.
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That number has now been reduced to about 600, Joe says, 100 of whom are babies; fetuses, newborns, or infanticide victims.
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The photo shoot was an adorable attempt to upstage the Glenpool Fire Department Department, who posed with seven newborns in May.
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Certain groups of people with weakened immune systems like newborns, pregnant women, and the elderly, are more prone to getting listeriosis.
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The bill also requires the Health and Human Services Department to better monitor state policies intended to protect drug-dependent newborns.
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Neonatal abstinence syndrome creates severe risks for newborns, including, among others, poor growth and seizures as the baby goes through withdrawal.
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Tetanus vaccine had been introduced in 103 countries by late 2014, and now 83 percent of newborns are protected from it.
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Newborns have a few things going for them: They can poop, cry, and scream and still be oohed and ahhed over.
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Part of the problem was that there was no standard of comparison for newborns; babies often went home with undiagnosed problems.
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Ketcham let Kim hang around the hospital after school, allowing her to visit patients, change bandages, even hold newborns after birth.
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Across the country, adoption agencies are continually seeking volunteers to care for newborns whose birth mothers are creating an adoption plan.
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In 2014, the National Institutes of Health funded four projects to study the benefits and risks of genomic sequencing for newborns.
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While our clinical management focuses on newborns and infants, we are also cognizant of the measured health benefits for breastfeeding women.
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Breastfeeding of Cambodian newborns during their first six months fell 65 percent in 2014 from 75 percent in 2010, UNICEF said.
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And now, the country is facing an epidemic of infections causing sepsis, one of the leading causes of death among newborns.
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The No. 1 cause of infant mortality among newborns is premature birth, which has traditionally been linked with inferior prenatal care.
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This suggests that vaginal seeding gives the "good" bacteria a chance to colonize and multiply in newborns delivered via C-section.
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Previously, birth mothers were allowed a minimum of six weeks paid leave to care for their newborns, said a company spokeswoman.
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Mothers with newborns got to stay at home longer, teenagers were more likely to graduate, and hospital visits dropped eight percent.
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And it was before people had seen the devastating pictures of scores of newborns with the condition in Brazil and elsewhere.
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Some 463,000 newborns were killed in Astapor because slave masters wanted to prove their eunuch soldiers had no sense of empathy.
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Though policy has mostly focused on the parents of newborns, Dr. Killewald said, family responsibilities don't go away after parental leave.
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Determined to upend these gendered stereotypes, Dion blows fairy dust and, voilà, the newborns appear in stylish black-and-white ensembles.
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Often associated with small animals, newborns, and many other manifestations of helplessness, sweetness, and vulnerability, how does it derive its power?
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Studies show that most new parents — mothers especially — can't go more than a minute or two without thinking about their newborns.
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We know that flame retardants accumulate in our own bodies; scientists find PBDEs in nearly every person they test, including newborns.
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He said he would monitor the two newborns for the next 18 years and hoped they would support continued monitoring thereafter.
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But Dr. Cohen saw that after the newborns received the growth factor, they opened their eyes on about the seventh day.
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Under the Republican repeal-and-replace bill, the biggest concern for seriously ill newborns may be cuts to the Medicaid program.
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"It does scare me a bit when I see newborns out and about, especially during cold and flu season," said Altmann.
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None of the participants had newborns in the home or any health impairments that would affect the quality of their sleep.
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"Studies show that when working parents take time to be with their newborns, it's good for the entire family," Zuckerberg said.
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Ask any parent and they can tell you that newborns have the strangest sleep patterns of any human on the planet.
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Listeriosis, caused by eating food contaminated with listeria, primarily affects older adults, pregnant women, newborns and adults with weakened immune systems.
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They have offered generous maternity-leave policies, cash allowances and even boxes of beef and baby clothes to families with newborns.
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It is unclear how this bill might affect situations where parents decline, for medically appropriate reasons, to have their newborns resuscitated.
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Newborns with NAS were hospitalized an average of 22018 days, costing an average $29.9,2808 per infant in 1303, the study said.
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Names: The Beautyrest Beginnings Incline Sleeper with Adjustable Feeding Position for Newborns; Disney Baby Minnie Mouse Incline Sleeper with Adjustable Feeding Position for Newborns; Delta Children Deluxe 22018-in-280 Activity Rocker, Feeder and Sleeper; Simmons Kids Beautyrest Deluxe 3-in-1 Activity Rocker, Feeder, and Sleeper; 3-in-1 Activity Rocker, Feeder and Incline Sleeper.
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Both Princess Diana and Kate Middleton appeared outside the hospital with their newborns soon after they welcomed their children to the world.
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The study also included reports on 28 fetuses or newborns with brain anomalies whose mothers were suspected of having Zika during pregnancy.
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"Kylie knows they've all been through the ringer with their own kids and newborns and wants what's best for her and Stormi."
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They went over to the office where newborns are registered and spent nearly an hour waiting in line behind four other couples.
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Both Princess Diana and Kate Middleton appeared outside the hospital with their newborns soon after they welcomed their children to the world.
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What's more, both films show newborns as being in immediate danger when removed from the safety and comfort of their mother's arms.
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After finding the puppies, Nana's owner decided to make a Facebook post offering to give the mom and her nine newborns away.
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COMMENTARY Newborns withdrawing from opioids are hard to care for and they are often separated from mothers who battle their own addiction.
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In February, Dr. Arbani started noticing dozens of children coming to his office with persistent fevers, from newborns to 8-year-olds.
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That's because as soon as they were born, they were separated to be weighed, and they started crying, as newborns sometimes do.
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And it's not just mega-economies that are making a push for more newborns; Southeast Asian nations are also feeling the pressure.
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Researchers examined brain scans of 16 newborns whose mothers took medications known as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) for depression during pregnancy.
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The world-famous hospital is getting into the spirit by bundling newborns in Cleveland Indians onesies for the duration of the championship.
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The centre also plans an awareness campaign to warn mothers who have recovered from the virus against breastfeeding their newborns, he said.
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In the last major outbreak of rubella — in 21969–'21955 — some 21961,000 pregnant American women lost their babies and 2,100 newborns died.
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Elizabeth Simpson from the University of Miami told ABC News that many of the modeled actions are rare or absent in newborns.
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And scientists at Harvard Medical School are investigating the genetic causes for congenital heart defects, which afflict approximately 35,000 newborns each year.
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Poverty is known to affect pregnancy and birth, so trying to figure out whether fracking — or something else — affects newborns is tricky.
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That way, they can be made to look like newborns from small-scale, individual breeders, advertised on the Internet to duped buyers.
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Through a Facebook page they created, they want to raise awareness about Adalynn's heart defect, which affects around one in 100 newborns.
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Lactation consultants in pediatricians' offices could help ease breastfeeding difficulties — moms are headed there anyway in the early days with their newborns.
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But its link to microcephaly, or small heads, and other neurological disorders in newborns has catapulted it up the global health agenda.
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Simple tips More than 200,000 families with newborns to kids in fourth grade get text messages from Ready4K three times a week.
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Melissa and others like her, were rescued by nurses who were surprised to find these tiny newborns alive and gasping for air.
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We give it to newborns, we give it to two-year-olds, we have it at birthday parties and at school, etc.
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Even in the rare cases where women can safely give birth, there is no access to basic preventative vaccines for their newborns.
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New moms anticipating a seamless, euphoric process are often surprised to discover that feeding newborns is hard and rarely goes as planned.
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Lawmakers who attempt to find solutions to the havoc ObamaCare has wreaked across the nation are taking healthcare protections away from newborns.
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He tried to force a vote Monday on the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, which would protect newborns who survive abortions.
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Babies' vision continues developing after birth, and newborns could have difficulty distinguishing between the different patterns or resolve things at a distance.
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Medical workers in Moadamiyeh faced a dilemma when they ran out of intravenous drip bags for newborns and could not get more.
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Gil said that she had helped find places in orphanages for two newborns recently abandoned by their mothers in hospitals after birth.
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Second and third trimester use was associated with breathing problems for newborns, withdrawal symptoms, and possible future cognitive impairments and behavioral issues.
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"Let me tell you: tears," she intoned, blank-faced, while setting up a feature on nurses who care for opioid-dependent newborns.
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Babies that nestled against older elephants looked as pliable as putty, cuddly as oversize toys, even though newborns weigh about 200 pounds.
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"The answer is 1," said Allyson Crawford, the chief executive of Room to Grow, a nonprofit that helps poor parents with newborns.
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A high-profile and highly controversial study in Science suggested that a specific Zika virus mutation was responsible for microcephaly in newborns.
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However, he noted, there are a few reports of severe infections caused by probiotics in immunodeficient individuals including very-low birthweight newborns.
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"We use molding devices in newborns to change the shape of ears and noses, when cartilage is soft and pliable," Jarrahy says.
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Now that the baby is nearly 3, I find myself looking wistfully at newborns and my primal lizard brain wants another one.
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Now that the baby is nearly 3, I find myself looking wistfully at newborns and my primal lizard brain wants another one.
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Volunteers at the Boston Medical Center literally love newborns through withdrawal symptoms, soothing their raw nerves with calming voices and gentle touch.
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And he encourages them to read and talk to their newborns often so their developing brains will benefit from hearing their voices.
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The mosquito-born virus is linked to serious developmental problems in newborns and has also been shown to be transmitted through sex.
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Zika, which is carried from person to person by mosquitoes, has been linked to birth defects and deaths in newborns in Brazil.
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Researchers think the virus may cause microcephaly, a congenital condition that's associated with a small head and incomplete brain development in newborns.
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The late Annie Pootoogook's mother depicted the matrilineal bond of Tuniit women, the ancient people of the Arctic, from newborns to elders.
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Medicare for America makes another policy decision that would erode employer-sponsored coverage: It automatically enrolls all newborns into the public program.
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PEOPLE has confirmed that the newborns were twins, but no information was available on their gender or whether they were identical or fraternal.
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CONNECTICUT MOM DIES DAYS AFTER GIVING BIRTH TO THIRD BABY Newborns, older adults and those with weakened immune systems are also at risk.
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Sisters Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian West have baby girls two weeks apart and are reveling in the shared experience of parenting newborns.
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After all, parents are all in "transitional periods—with newborns, babies on the way, or young children heading off to school," says Davis.
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Maternity nurses "are specialists at looking after newborns and will teach the mother all about the care of her individual baby," Ambrose explained.
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The center houses and provides round-the-clock care for mothers and their newborns so that the mother can stay indoors and rest.
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For chief neonatologist Dr. Ana Lorena Parada, who works with newborns at the women's hospital, Zika has not shifted her position on abortion.
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Human milk offers advantages for all newborns, but particularly for infants weighing less than 1,500 grams (about 3.5 pounds), according to the AAP.
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The Children's Commissioner -- who has oversight over Oranga Tamariki -- is also reviewing the ministry's policies around the care and protection of Maori newborns.
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One thing that sets the royal baby's certificate apart from all other newborns is his parents' listed occupations, which are far from typical!
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RSV is usually a mild respiratory infection with a quick recovery, but it can be a dangerous in newborns and other vulnerable people.
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Some people can't get vaccinated because they are too young (like newborns), or because they have a health condition or weakened immune system.
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Newborns have pliable skulls to help them get through the birth canal, so Jonas' need for a helmet is no cause for concern.
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It can cause serious, sometimes fatal infections in older adults, pregnant women, newborns and individuals with weakened immune systems, according to the CDC.
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The "ziki fly" was an incorrect reference to Zika, a mosquito-borne virus that might be linked to abnormally small heads in newborns.
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The agency said research continues to determine a "causal link" between the Zika virus and neurological disorders in fetuses, newborns, infants and adults.
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Besides surgeons, an entire care team is also needed to tend to the unique needs of newborns, many of whom are already sick.
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Since newborns can't hold their heads up independently, their visual preferences could well have been determined by the way their parents held them.
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Many people are understandably terrified of contracting Zika from mosquitoes, given the kinds of birth defects that the virus can cause in newborns.
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Scientists strongly suspect a link between Zika and microcephaly, a disorder that causes abnormally small heads in newborns, but they're not entirely sure.
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Since elephant babies are pretty wobbly as newborns, Tilly will be fitted with a harness to help her stand steadily, especially while nursing.
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To see them from newborns to 6 months old, in all stages of development and learning, is often the highlight of their stay.
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Researchers say that Zika may cause microcephaly, a rare neurological condition that's associated with a small head and incomplete brain development in newborns.
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There, 508 cases of microcephaly in newborns have been confirmed, with 17 of those cases having a confirmed link to microcephaly, reports CNN.
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"It's a popular alternative therapy for newborns, particularly those who have had a traumatic birth, are unsettled, or have trouble sleeping," she added.
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An accompanying slideshow included photos of the sisters hugging, Laura holding the girls when they were newborns, and Barbara posing with her niece.
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Eight police officers from the same department in Kentucky have more than just their jobs in common — they are all parents of newborns.
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The virus has been linked to microcephaly, a condition in newborns marked by abnormally small heads and brains that have not developed properly.
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Newborns are supposed to sleep on their backs, but sometimes they flip over to their stomach, much to the worry of new parents.
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There were 547 babies named Jaime in 2018, down from its most popular year in 2001 when there were 1,339 newborns named Jaime.
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There was a 36 percent rate increase among women, and a 28 percent increase among newborns who contracted the infection in the womb.
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Clinical studies showed doctors were able to find up to 90 percent more congenital heart defects amongst newborns in 40 percent less time.
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In another section of the hospital, new parents are utilizing unmodified iPads to FaceTime with their newborns who may be sick or premature.
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While health officials have advised pregnant women not to travel there, Zika is considered a mild illness outside of the threat to newborns.
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No more than nine of the 50 U.S. states followed a federal law requiring them to help those newborns, the news agency found.
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And having experienced leave first-hand, she feels it's essential for parents to spend time with their newborns in those critical early days.
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Zika is a mostly mosquito-borne virus that can cause severe birth defects in newborns if a woman contracts the disease while pregnant.
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Disturbingly, the mosquito-borne virus, which may be causing abnormally small heads in newborns, has also been linked to yet another debilitating disease.
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Fienning and her husband, Ted, along with another couple, created Babiators, which are $2000-$22011 aviator sunglasses for children as young as newborns.
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Dioxins have also been linked to poorer semen quality, higher levels of thyroid-stimulating hormone in newborns and developmental defects in tooth enamel.
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Dr. Knudson, trained as a pediatrician, tackled the issue by looking at retinoblastoma, a cancer of the eye that strikes children, even newborns.
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UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, dressed six newborns in handmade red cardigans and sneakers in a loving tribute to Fred Rogers.
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For example, one show focuses on gay marriage, another on moms of newborns, and a third lets songwriters perform and discuss their music.
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Dr. Chan said Colombia had set up "a very robust mechanism" to determine whether microcephaly in newborns there was linked to Zika infection.
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There were 22017 newborns named "Melania" in 22017, accounting for less than 22001 percent of all female births in the U.S. last year.
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The Haitian migrant population has mainly consisted of men, though many women have made the trek, too, as have children and even newborns.
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Newborns and children who are adopted have to be enrolled in coverage within 30 days of birth or the date of the adoption.
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In 1800, the health conditions of our ancestors were such that around 43 percent of the world's newborns died before their fifth birthday.
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For example, Sutera's nonnas quickly started pitching in to help babysit newborns coming from Senegal or Pakistan as their parents looked for work.
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They also include 17 newborns abandoned by their mothers, staff members assume, because of the stigma of raising the child of a militant.
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Microcephaly has many causes, many mothers gave birth at home, and newborns with severe brain damage might have died without immediate intensive care.
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Snuggling is not only vital to helping the newborns overcome the obstacles they're facing, but also to the parents and their own recovery.
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One is the mostly rural province of Idlib, on Syria's northwestern border, where the newborns were evacuated from a burning hospital last week.
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At one time, the infection killed about 10,000 newborns annually in the Western Hemisphere; tetanus still kills about 35,000 infants around the world.
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Flu exposure can cause serious consequences for newborns, especially those born premature, including breathing problems that require the use of a mechanical ventilator.
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Newborns and the elderly hit hard Since 8343, newborn deaths have been on the rise, but official records are difficult to come by.
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Cory Booker's plan to give all newborns of low-income households a $1,000 bond, and add up to $2,000 annually until age 18?
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ISTAT said the gap between births and deaths was getting wider, with just 67 newborns last year for every 100 people who died.
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Many adults received them as teens, for example in the UK, and now babies living in high-risk populations receive them as newborns.
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"Repeated screening is important and imperative to be able to detect all cases of newborns who have been infected in utero," said Sanchez.
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These days, hospitals in Cincinnati require drug testing of new mothers and infants because of a surge in newborns exposed to addictive drugs.
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While many new parents already have proper gear for their newborns, New Jersey officials say everyone can benefit from the baby box program.
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The case touches on a pillar of parenting: how to get infants to sleep, especially for newborns who may require late-night feedings.
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But more crucially, the germ was also found in the knitted caps and socks regularly used to warm up newborns in these units.
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They then looked at which mothers used antihistamines in their first trimester and found no significant correlation between that and malformations in newborns.
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This includes elderly people, and also people who are already sick; in at least one case, newborns were infected at a neonatal unit.
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As most parents of newborns know, the first months of parenthood are a mix of bliss, fear, frustration and most of all, sleeplessness.
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The GAO report was sparked by a 2015 Reuters investigation showing a growing number of newborns diagnosed with drug-withdrawal syndrome from opioids.
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But while pictures of microcephaly have gotten the public's attention, the effects of Zika on newborns will span far beyond small head size.
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But researchers said they released early results after studying just 94 newborns this year due to the seriousness of what they were seeing.
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The boxes will be trialled for three months in Clackmannanshire and Orkney, and all Scottish newborns are scheduled to receive them by summer 2017.
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After a visit to Murray's filthy home, the boy's mother called police, who searched the residence, finding the three dead newborns in two closets.
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And because the effects of domperidone have never been tested on newborns, the FDA warns against its use as a means to induce breastmilk.
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The first lady said her focus on Ghana was also on how USAID's programs there have expanded quality health care to mothers and newborns.
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In the United Kingdom, for instance, parents of newborns can generally share up to 27.25 weeks of leave, including 229 weeks of paid leave.
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For example, even in the first days of life, newborns can identify their mother's voice among the voices of other women, research has shown.
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Currently, newborns in the U.S. are given blood screening tests that can identify dozens of genetic conditions, including cystic fibrosis and sickle-cell anemia.
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Waiting for the newborns So far -- when it comes to energizing China's birth rate -- the two-child policy is working, with or without subsidies.
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Their pediatrician told them that Eloise had a heart murmur, which is not uncommon for newborns and typically clears up in a couple days.
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Young nurses make regular rounds to the communal rooms on the fifth floor, checking patients' temperatures and vaccinating newborns being breastfed by their mothers.
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The change in policy seems to have had an impact: some 225% of newborns last year were second children, compared with 30% before 2013.
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Extra points will be awarded to people who take down vulnerable passengers who actually deserve the seats, including the elderly, pregnant women and newborns.
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Because the cuckoo catfish eggs grow and hatch faster than the remaining of the cichlid's eggs, the newborns often eat the cichlid's own eggs.
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So most newborns are given a shot of vitamin K soon after birth to prevent potentially life-threatening hemorrhages in the brain or intestines.
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The use of this reproductive technology was intended to prevent Leigh syndrome, a severe neurological condition that affects at least one in 40,000 newborns.
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The group says the virus, the source of a deformity in newborns in Brazil, is likely to spread across almost all of the Americas.
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The hospital's quality of care is directly related to deaths and complications in newborns, said study coauthor Erika Edwards of the University of Vermont.
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The defect is rare, and only affects one of every 5,000 newborns and is slightly more common among boys than girls, the university explained.
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It's been nearly 21987 years since the AAP declaration, but to this day, many procedures are performed on newborns without the benefit of analgesics.
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Upon arrival in this world, one of the first things the newborns are given is an opioid to lessen the intensity of their shakes.
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Scientists have documented grieving behavior in other animals with close social bonds in small, tightly knit groups, observed carrying newborns that did not survive.
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Now, 11 weeks later, Duncan posted a photo on Instagram of their two healthy newborns curled up on their chests, alongside the original photo.
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He made his way around the NICU delivering the newborns elf hats and stockings — which read "My First Christmas" — that they could fit into.
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The numbers: The infant mortality rate for newborns with black mothers in rural counties was 12.1 deaths for every 1,000 live births in 2014.
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A new study found targeted probiotics — strains of beneficial bacteria — can reduce sepsis and other potentially life-threatening conditions in newborns, per The Atlantic.
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Breastfeeding and skin-to-skin contact between mother and baby are known to "help newborns be colonized with healthy bacteria pretty quickly," Pereira said.
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Compared to alcohol use, the risks of smoking pot are low, but the studies on weed's long-term health effects on newborns are limited.
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The first lady of Puerto Rico will sponsor a benefit to help the University Pediatric Hospital, which is in need of incubators for newborns.
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For the new study, Hartnick's team examined the records of 115 newborns referred for tongue-tie surgery who underwent evaluation by the multidisciplinary team.
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"They may feel uncomfortable asking questions and some newborns may need a procedure but it's best to arm yourself with the facts," he said.
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Tests on newborns and stillborns with microcephaly have found the virus, which makes doctors and researchers suspect a link between the virus and microcephaly.
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The scoring system, which has since saved countless babies, evaluates newborns' health on five factors: heart rate, respiration, skin color, muscle tone, and reflexes.
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Brazil's health ministry has said the number of suspected cases of microcephaly in newborns increased by about 360 in the 603 days to Jan.
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Aidan's Law, passed in 2013, requires all 250,21625 of its newborns be tested for ALD via a drop of blood taken from the heel.
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Art Cards for Baby, $15.99 at AmazonVery young babies see high contrast colors best, so these durable cards will be really interesting to newborns.
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Zika has been linked to numerous cases of microcephaly in newborns, a condition defined by unusually small heads that can result in developmental problems.
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The ACA has a prescriptive list of "essential health benefits," such as mandates regarding prescription drugs, mental health and care for newborns and mothers.
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The widespread use of antibiotics to prevent the infection in newborns has caused some strains of bacteria to develop resistance to the drug clindamycin.
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That third woman and her husband, both of Korean descent, suspected that something was amiss when their two newborns didn't look anything like them.
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The virus has been in the spotlight in recent weeks as a possible culprit for an increase in brain deformities in newborns in Brazil.
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Yet the sight of pregnant women misusing intoxicating substances and media reports of newborns experiencing symptoms of acute opioid withdrawal elicit harsher reactions, too.
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According to Harvey Karp, pediatrician and author of the international bestseller The Happiest Baby, newborns require "womb-like" nurturing for optimum development and bonding.
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The bill also calls for the distribution of "best practices" to social workers developing plans of safe care for the newborns and their caretakers.
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He joined another study in which women were given the drug AZT to reduce the possibility of transferring H.I.V. to their fetuses and newborns.
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The more he worked with newborns, the more he realized that they are complex, responsive and competent at birth, using behavior as their language.
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Its chief medical officer, Steve Miller, told Reuters he "loves the science" behind Novartis's therapy, a potential cure for newborns who are diagnosed early.
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We have already seen families who are forgoing necessary treatment like chemotherapy, preventive care, reproductive care — any kind of care — nutritional assistance for newborns.
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That dissonance is like an oddly colored thread that the work pulls as the men emerge, naked, and the women cradle them like newborns.
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Notably, the plan automatically enrolls newborns into the public program, making it more likely that job-based plans would continue shrinking in the future.
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Listeria is a common bacteria that causes listeriosis, an infection that mainly affects the elderly, pregnant women, newborns and people with weakened immune systems.
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And some scientists think climate change could alter the proportion of male and female newborns, with more boys born in places where temperatures rise.
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While the therapy has shown transformative benefits to newborns with spinal muscular atrophy, it has also stirred controversy over its $2.1 million list price.
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Monica Kelsey, founder of the nonprofit organization, began the initiative to give distressed mothers a safe place to drop off newborns while remaining anonymous.
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Cry babies: Newborns whose mothers speak tonal languages, such as Mandarin, tend to produce more complex cry melodies, a study on infants' sounds discovered.
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The decline in mortality among newborns has been slow, with almost half of all child deaths happening during the first 28 days of life.
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And while many people assume all babies are born with light blue eyes, the majority of newborns worldwide actually have brown eyes at birth.
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How was her tiny infant baby, so much smaller than all the newborns I was accustomed to seeing back home in the United States?
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Still, promoting gentle touch for all newborns - and especially preemies - may help develop building blocks needed for cognition, behavior and communication, the authors conclude.
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I am an obstetrician and gynecologist who has delivered newborns who could not live, either because they were extremely premature or had birth defects.
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Magazine _____ Like many Latinas, Sandra E. Garcia and her sister were taken by their mother to get their ears pierced when they were newborns.
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I guess I shouldn't say the make and model of the item but there's this bath thing that claims it's super easy for newborns.
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With little to no apparent value and the dangers of Zika to newborns becoming increasingly apparent, there are growing calls to wipe out mosquitoes.
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Multiple lawsuits have been filed and settled after parents have had their newborns taken away after eating poppy seed bagels or poppy seed dressing.
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After the heartbreak of losing twin newborns, Gaudino, 32, is expecting a child through surrogacy via her sister, Howat, 29, who previously experienced miscarriages herself.
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New Incentives – Cash for birth at a health clinic 5900 newborns die each day in Africa, many because they're not born at a health facility.
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To investigate whether SAFE-T reduced SIDS risk factors, the researchers looked at 2,763 mothers and newborns discharged from the hospital in 2015 and 2016.
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This prevents diseases from spreading through populations, and it protects even those who aren't or can't be vaccinated, like newborns and people with vaccine allergies.
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It would provide coverage for newborns, who would be automatically enrolled in the program, uninsured Americans and those currently on Medicare, Medicaid and Obamacare plans.
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A Swiss study found oxybenzone or one of four other sunscreen chemicals in 85% of breast milk samples, sparking concern that newborns could be exposed.
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Typically, zoos prevent flamingos from flying by amputating a part of their wing when they are newborns — a part that hasn&apost yet developed sensation.
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In addition to the three newborns, none of whom was older then 1 month, a woman and a man were also injured in the attack.
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Preemies undergoing open heart surgery might receive a paralytic, but no more, because doctors believed that newborns either couldn't feel pain or didn't remember it.
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The use of this reproductive technology was originally intended to prevent Leigh syndrome, a severe neurological condition that affects at least one in 40,000 newborns.
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The deaths of 17 newborns and 15 "non-fatal collapses" at the neonatal unit had occurred between March 2015 and July 2016, the BBC reported.
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And although the names haven't cracked the top 1000, there were at least a dozen newborns named Daenerys, Sansa, Cersei, Tyrion, and Theon in 2017.
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In each state, a hospital is considered a safe location while some allow newborns to be left at a fire station or a police station.
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In her 18 days of life she made a huge impact on the world and we hope with Mariana's Story we save numerous newborns life.
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The report said the low rates of vaccination during pregnancy could put moms-to-be and newborns at greater risk of infection, hospitalization and death.
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Zika has also been blamed for abnormally small heads in newborns, prompting travel warnings for pregnant women through much of Latin America and the Caribbean.
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For much of that time newborns were considered intrinsically evil, burdened with original sin from which they had to be redeemed through instruction and education.
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"With 26 weeks to care for their newborns, both mother and child will be healthier," she said in a video on the ministry's Facebook page.
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It can cause newborns to have seizures, difficulty feeding, fevers, diarrhea, or vomiting, or respiratory distress, but the severity can vary from baby to baby.
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Swaddling is the go-to way for newborns to sleep these days: It involves wrapping a baby in a blanket so his arms stay put.
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How it works: A new public program would automatically absorb the uninsured, all newborns, and everyone on Medicare, Medicaid, and the Affordable Care Act's exchanges.
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LONDON — All babies born in Scotland are to receive a cardboard box full of essential items for newborns, Scotland's first minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced.
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"Everyone in the colobus monkey family has a role in caring for newborns," said Joe Knobbe, Zoological Manager of Primates at the Saint Louis Zoo.
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" The Clooney' announced the births of Ella and Alexander earlier this month, saying in a statement that the newborns are "healthy, happy and doing fine.
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Even if detoxing were medically safe, they said, the risk of relapse was too great, putting newborns in danger as soon as they went home.
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That's because Zika, a tropical disease carried from person to person by mosquitoes, has been linked to birth defects and deaths in newborns in Brazil.
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Zhang used the technique last year in an attempt to prevent Leigh syndrome, a severe neurological condition that affects at least one in 40,000 newborns.
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According to the World Health Organization, there is a strong scientific consensus that the Zika virus can cause the rare birth defect microcephaly in newborns.
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Guerra-Correa said he is concerned that the vast majority of the dead sea mammals are newborns -- though some juveniles and adults have been found.
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Last week the World Health Organization declared Zika a public health emergency, noting the virus's suspected ties to microcephaly and other neurological complications in newborns.
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The US National Library of Medicine estimates that LCA occurs in 2 to 173 per 100,000 newborns, though not all of these are RPE65 mutations.
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Navel hernias affect as many as one in five newborns in the US, but they're rarely life-threatening, and are far less common in adults.
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At this time, nearly 50 percent of newborns in the U.S. are insured by the Medicaid program, which assures them affordable access to lifesaving care.
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During pregnancy, the virus can cause abnormal fetal brain development, as well as miscarriage, and in newborns vision, hearing deficits, and impaired growth and development.
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Congressional aides tell CNN that there were many real questions from senators, expressing concern about the impact of opening the floor up to newborns. Sen.
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We live in a time of scientific miracles, medical advancements that can strengthen the hearts of newborns, battle cancer into remission and allow astonishing longevity.
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The researchers found that the risk of oral clefts in newborns was 14 per 10,000 pregnancies exposed to ondansetron, versus 11.1 per 10,000 unexposed pregnancies.
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She had also traveled to small villages dispensing mosquito nets and advice to local women on caring for newborns—all before the age of 17.
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They essentially repeat experiments done in the past with newborns, that certain geometric patterns, in this case, the upside-down triangle, look more like faces.
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According to experts and academic sources, the defining characteristic of women who kill their newborns is that they aren't women at all, but teenage girls.
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However, given that countries in the region have their own laws in this regard, health systems should ensure adequate care to all women and newborns.
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Absent were newborns, which led the researchers to think the Philistines might have buried babies who died at birth either in their homes or elsewhere.
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In South Asia, rates of early breastfeeding tripled from 2000 but 21 million newborns a year are not breastfed in the first hour, UNICEF said.
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Ultimately, as many as 40,000 newborns each year in the US may be candidates for this whole genome sequencing to find a diagnosis, Dimmock says.
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Saving the lives of newborns afflicted with mysterious disorders provides a compelling and even heroic case for advancing the science of genomic sequencing of babies.
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She knew maternal mortality was high: Worldwide, Dr. Stachel said, about 300,000 women and two million newborns die every year from pregnancy and childbirth complications.
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A friend told me recently that she still talks every day to the mothers she leaned on when their now-10-year-olds were newborns.
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Newborns demand frequent feedings, on an irregular schedule, and it is hard for mothers to breast-feed or rest if they return to work immediately.
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In a paper published in PLOS Medicine Tuesday, the researchers argued that though not perfect, the vaccine could still save lives, especially for vulnerable newborns.
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The fertility rate for women in Utah is among the highest in the country, and newborns can be added to insurance policies at any time.
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TOKYO — Since Japan began counting its newborns more than a century ago, more than a million infants have been added to its population each year.
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It was also poorly designed: for one, some of the newborns were propped up; their gaze might have been mediated by how they were held.
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But little foreign aid money is devoted to them, even though the first two kill many newborns and worm diseases make toddlers anemic and stunted.
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Researchers studied 13,557 children in Belarus, assigning them as newborns either to a program that promoted exclusive and prolonged breast-feeding or to usual care.
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Images of newborns, with quivering lips and tearful eyes, popped up in 2013 as part of the Human Resources Administration's push to curb teen pregnancy.
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In the neonatal ward, newborns gurgled in the arms of their mothers, who wore bright red head scarves that stood out against the whitewashed walls.
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In the neonatal ward, newborns gurgled in the arms of their mothers, who wore bright red head scarves that stood out against the whitewashed walls.
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"Studies show that when working parents take time to be with their newborns, it's good for the entire family," Zuckerberg wrote in a Facebook post.
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While the procedure can save lives - of both mothers and newborns - it can also create complications and side effects, including higher risks for future births.
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Their study, published in JAMA Pediatrics, concludes for the first time that the increase in drug-dependent newborns has been disproportionately larger in rural areas.
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But as a clip of the interview went viral, conservatives, including the Republican senator Marco Rubio, began accusing Northam of supporting the murder of newborns.
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In 2018, 1,200 children in Georgia's foster care system were placed with adoptive families, from newborns to those as old as 18, Mr. Rawlings said.
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Hemorrhagic disease of the newborn was a widely recognized but poorly understood phenomenon until the mid-20th century, when doctors demonstrated that such bleeding — now termed vitamin K deficiency bleeding — could be prevented by giving newborns a single dose of vitamin K. Since the early 1960s, it has been standard-of-care for newborns to receive an intramuscular injection of vitamin K shortly after delivery.
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Weddings and other rituals take place, old friends meet up, meals are shared, newborns are shown off, teenagers turn the cameras on their friends and themselves.
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Of note: The researchers examined data from newborns to 24 years of age, so the study doesn't analyze diseases that tend to begin later in life.
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"As a nation, we have been very focused on opioids and neonatal alcohol syndrome in newborns," Brown, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Younger children -- even newborns -- now have a social security number, but they have obviously never made any purchases, which means they have a "perfect" credit history.
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There are few Venezuelan consulates abroad and travel home is difficult and dangerous, leaving many migrant parents with no way to register their newborns for documentation.
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Currently 11 states — but not Mississippi — and the U.S. Bureau of Prisons offer nurseries where incarcerated woman can care for their newborns for a limited time.
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And the details we glean from this event could fill us in on what happens to black holes and neutron stars when they are just newborns.
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During the 2008 presidential election, then-candidate Hillary Clinton proposed providing newborns with a $5,000 payment that they could later use for college or a house.
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The incidents highlight the importance of safe haven laws that allow parents or guardians to leave newborns in designated safe locations without the fear of prosecution.
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Along with giving fathers more time with their newborns, the progressive policy can improve new mothers' physical and mental health, research suggests, and prevent postpartum depression.
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With the economy in freefall, hungry mobs have looted food stories, power and water are in short supply and hospitals are unable to care for newborns.
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A tight group of Brooklyn moms meet up twice a week, with newborns in tow, to bond over the joys and struggles of being new moms.
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It's the first of the storied "5 S's" in the "Happiest Baby" method, parenting guru Harvey Karp's technique for calming newborns and coaxing them to sleep.
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While research shows newborn babies are conscious, it's quite limited: Newborns lack self-reflectivity and their consciousness is very basic and completely focused on the present.
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It's rare—occurring in about one in 5,000 newborns—and can be treated by surgically removing the part of the colon that has no nerve cells.
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The American Pregnancy Association says that breast milk for newborns contains the "perfect combination of proteins, fats, vitamins and carbohydrates" which is essential for their development.
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Since receiving funding from the National Science Foundation in 2012, the project has seen a series of successes leading to the current study of 56 newborns.
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We're all for banning boring blue, predictable pink, and their heteronormative implications from the lives of newborns, but, well, who knew royals could be so woke?
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The facility's pediatrics center serves newborns to 22-year-olds who are "medically fragile" and provides an individualized program for each child, the center's website said.
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More than 27,000 newborns in the United States were diagnosed with drug withdrawal syndrome in 2013 – five times the number diagnosed with the condition in 2003.
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Though the steep price may seem anything but reasonable, the disease is estimated to occur in just one in every 200,000 to 1 million newborns worldwide.
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In one shot, the proud dads can be seen holding their newborns in the firehouse while standing in front of fire truck in their fire jackets.
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When Omarion was born almost a year ago in Indiana, the state did not test newborns for SCID, and his family was unaware of his condition.
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Ten days after welcoming her newborns, she was finally home in Clay Center, Kansas, and reunited with her two older daughters, Tenley, 2, and Chloe, 6.
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Without food and water, those most at risk -- the elderly, the infirm, the chronically ill, pregnant women, sick newborns -- will suffer and will begin to die.
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It's just another reminder that parents of newborns often don't get enough sleep, maybe because — like this dad — they're so worried about their children's well-being.
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According to Baby Center, newborns are expected to sleep anywhere from 16 to 17 hours a day, often for two to four hours at a time.
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"The first two months after a child is born are very critical, as a virus can rapidly spread and cause serious illness in newborns," she said.
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This suggests that both mothers and fathers of newborns are older today, but the average age of mothers is increasing slightly faster than that of fathers.
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) proposed new safety standards Thursday for a wide range of products where newborns sleep in an inclined position, including hammocks.
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Since last year, doctors in Brazil have been linking Zika infections in pregnant women to a rise in newborns with microcephaly, or an unusually small skull.
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The largest health impacts were seen in newborns whose gestation period occurred while the mother was living within 1 km (0.6 miles) of a fracking site.
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A bassinet is great for parents looking to keep their newborns close but who don't want to use a co-sleeper that attaches to the bed.
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There were 628 cases of congenital syphilis among newborns reported in 2016, with more than 40 deaths and severe health complications among the babies who survived.
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The nonbinary category, known as "X," can be selected by those who choose to identify as nonbinary or by parents who choose the category for newborns.
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The newborns were equally divided among Finland, Russia and Estonia, where the prevalence of Type 1 diabetes is on the rise, but still well below Finland's.
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Pregnant and lactating mothers who are malnourished are less likely to deliver safely and will struggle to feed their underweight newborns, he said in a statement.
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Club See Details If you're shopping for a child (or parent) then My First Reading Club offers age-appropriate children's book subscriptions for newborns through preteens.
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He moved his bulls up to higher pasture on his neighbor's land, and then herded his mother cows with their newborns to a low-roofed barn.
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For example, he said, an annual increase of 3 degrees Celsius (5.4 degrees Fahrenheit) would translate to a 0.18% higher ratio of male-to-female newborns.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how rooming-in might directly improve outcomes or lower costs for treating opioid-exposed newborns.
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Black women are facing a deadly health crisis, as they and their newborns are the most likely in the United States to die from pregnancy complications.
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Going forward, I'd like to see the Social Security Administration start using a new electronic form of a Social Security number for new applicants, including newborns.
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The people most at-risk for developing the infection are the elderly, pregnant women, newborns, and those with weakened immune systems, but anyone can get it.
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Half of the newborns were at or above their birth weight at 9 and 10 days after vaginal and cesarean deliveries, respectively, researchers report in Pediatrics.
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Lilith's legend grew throughout Mesopotamia and it was believed that she that would fly around strangling or kidnapping newborns, possibly preying on pregnant women as well.
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Many scientists believe Zika could be linked to microcephaly, or abnormally small heads, in newborns and a serious neurological disorder in adults called Guillain-Barre syndrome.
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He also worked with geneticists at Baylor to identify a gene that causes immune deficiencies; it led to a test used to detect SCID in newborns.
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Many were newborns who came into this world either in the no-man's land between Myanmar and Bangladesh, or else after their mothers crossed the border.
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And newborns left to gestate were healthier, with less respiratory distress and a lower risk of death, than those who were delivered immediately after a break.
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In 2013, scientists conducted an interesting study with 80 newborns in Tacoma, Washington and Stockholm, Sweden: they played them sounds in English, Swedish, or other languages.
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"Studies show that when working parents take time to be with their newborns, outcomes are better for the children and families," he wrote at the time.
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Like the rest of East Asia, Seoul has tried to increase birthrates, offering child care bonuses, fertility treatments, even gifts of beef for families with newborns.
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Without it, they have been forced onto islets they would not normally inhabit, causing overcrowding, disrupting the breeding season and reducing the survival rate of newborns.
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The machine is routinely used on premature newborns to keep the air sac in their underdeveloped lungs slightly inflated to prevent the sudden halt of breathing.
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A 2008 Swiss study found oxybenzone or one of four other sunscreen chemicals in 85% of breast milk samples, sparking concern that newborns could be exposed.
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Newborns will grow about 0.5-503 ounce a day shortly after birthThe average newborn weighs about 8 pounds, according to the Children&aposs Hospital of Philadelphia.
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While human newborns are dependent on their caregivers for everything, other mammals must run or walk hours after birth, so their composition of milk is different.
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In addition, the company offers a six-month rental of a SNOO Smart Baby Sleeper, an intelligent bassinet to help newborns sleep soundly through the night.
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Even non-medical pregnancy care centers — the ones focused on clothing, feeding, and diapering newborns—are compelled to convey the government's message, or refrain from advertising.
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As the opioid epidemic sweeps through rural America, an ever-greater number of drug-dependent newborns are straining hospital neonatal units and draining precious medical resources.
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The cost of diapers can add up quickly, with newborns needing up to a dozen diaper changes a day and toddlers requiring around six, Massengale said.
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Ranging in age from newborns to one year olds at the time of the raid, they were cared for by seven women in a Bangkok apartment.
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Saint Luke&aposs South Hospital in Kansas City, Kansas, dressed three newborns in handmade costumes in celebration of "Frozen 2," which was released on November 22.
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Thailand just reported two cases of newborns with Zika-related microcephaly, the first time the birth defect has been linked to the virus in Southeast Asia.
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Colostrum, for instance, was once considered so toxic that mothers were instructed to feed their newborns honey instead, thereby trading the antibodies in breastmilk for botulism.
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And newborns of mothers with migraine had higher rates of low birth weight, respiratory distress syndrome, and febrile seizures compared with children of mothers without migraine.
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"In just a few years, pro-abortion zealots went from 'safe, legal, and rare' to 'keep the newborns comfortable while the doctor debates infanticide," said Sen.
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We're sitting in a one-bed labor ward in Zambia's Southern Province, just out of the earshot of a dozen mothers and newborns waiting for immunizations.
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"In just a few years pro-abortion zealots went from 'safe, legal, and rare' to 'keep the newborns comfortable while the doctor debates infanticide," said Sen.
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But waiting through at least one hot, wet, high-transmission season may save thousands of newborns from Zika's terrifying suspected consequences: abnormally small heads and brain damage.
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Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon gave expectant mothers a starter kit full of essential items for newborns, kicking off the "baby box" programme that's modelled on Finland's.
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In addition, Beverly's Birthdays hosts showers for new mothers who might otherwise come home from the hospital and have no one to honor them and their newborns.
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A Stanford University Medical Center study last August found that the average age of newborns&apos fathers has increased by 3.5 years over the past four decades.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians reality star made a rare outing when she visited her longtime friend in the hospital to meet Bonelli's newborns on Friday.
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This means diseases can't spread through populations very easily, and it protects even those who aren't or can't be vaccinated, like newborns and people with vaccine allergies.
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According to ABC News, Prissy and her three puppies, who are all newborns, ended up at the shelter after they were found abandoned in a junk yard.
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The couple recently announced they're expecting their second child; here's hoping Biggs and his "new wing" will be ready for holding newborns and throwing fastballs very soon.
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The newborns will be watched around the clock and could be alternately placed in an incubator and bottle-fed to help the mother rest, the zoo said.
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In Brazil, the first appearance of the outbreak, the virus has resulted in rare birth defects in more than 2,500 newborns, according to the World Health Organization.
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And definitely don't kiss any babies (especially newborns), because a baby will have a harder time fighting the herpes virus off and they can get really sick.
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The newborns at Saint Luke's Hospital in Kansas City donned some of the tiniest and cutest outfits for March of Dimes' annual Halloween costume party last week.
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And then you're also dealing with another issue of stunting and issues surrounding the first 1,303 days of newborns' lives being adversely affected by lack of food.
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It didn't stop her from feeling ashamed, however, particularly when she noticed she was falling asleep sitting up while holding one of her newborns in the night.
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A recent study co-authored by Anand shows that a scant 10 percent of newborns admitted to a NICU receive daily assessments of prolonged and continuous pain.
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On Tuesday's upcoming episode, new parents Jack (Milo Ventimiglia) and Rebecca (Mandy Moore) realize just how much their worlds will change when they bring three newborns home.
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Sometimes child services will send me to check on troubled parents, and often their apartments are filthy and their newborns are not eating what they should be.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - The suspected and confirmed cases of newborns with abnormally small heads linked to the Zika virus in Brazil had increased to 4,074 as of Jan.
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Infants 4 to 12 months should sleep 12 to 16 hours per day, including naps, while newborns may sleep much longer, the American Academy of Pediatrics says.
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As the family fought to hold onto hope, Nicole shared Mariana's story with media outlets to warn new parents about the dangers of human contact with newborns.
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Why it matters: The treatment is a cheap, easily replicated way to ensure the health of newborns and reduce the usage of antibiotics in the developing world.
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About a quarter of all women harbor group B streptococcus, and while they may not experience symptoms, the bacteria could cause pneumonia and meningitis in their newborns.
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Japan has suffered low birth rates for years, and saw it fall to a record low in 2014, with just over a million newborns in the year.
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Survivors, who rely on shelters of bamboo sticks and black plastic sheets for protection from a scorching sun, face a major challenge in keeping their newborns alive.
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While we lack definitive proof that the virus caused the severe cerebral and skull deformities these newborns are suffering with, the evidence we've got mandates decisive action.
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In order to navigate this transition, the Harris plan would automatically begin enrolling newborns and uninsured people, and allow anyone who's interested to buy into Medicare immediately.
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The dolphins stranded in the spill zone were much smaller than those outside of it, suggesting they were preterm fetuses or "very young newborns," the study says.
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The moves comes after 85033 babies died while sleeping in one of these products since 2005, including two newborns who were sleeping in hammocks, the agency said.
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Very premature babies are not just smaller versions of full-term newborns: They have a different physiology and that can make life in the NICU deeply uncertain.
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In January, both Democratic candidates declared their support for a program that would provide 12 weeks of paid leave to care for newborns and other family members.
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If we don't intervene now, we could begin seeing newborns with microcephaly and stunted brain development on the obstetrics wards in one or more of these places.
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The netting found in DreamBaby's strollers and car seats and SSQQ's bed netting for cribs and beds is an excellent alternative to sprays for newborns and infants.
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Last week, 15 out of 16 couples went home with newborns as well as family planning methods, according to the clinic, which serves more than 50,000 people.
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He said he was trying to ensure the newborns had a gene that would resist possible infection with HIV, and not change any inherited diseases or qualities.
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The newborns even sported crochet sneakers, a sweet tribute to the sneakers that Mister Rogers always changed into at the beginning of every episode on his show.
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The number of newborns is estimated to have shrunk by 22,000 from 2017, and the figure remains under the 1 million mark for the third year running.
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Much remains unknown about Zika, including whether the virus actually causes microcephaly, a condition marked by unusually small heads in newborns that can result in developmental problems.
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However, reports of newborns without microcephaly but with abnormal results on neurologic exams surfaced, indicating Zika can cause a wider scope of developmental problems than initially understood.
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But it's a legitimate concern, and the Hax graduates are offering a solution that may well provide some extra peace of mind for concerned parents of newborns.
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"The Innocents" resists the temptation to wallow in sentiment as the nuns give birth, and images of new mothers cuddling their newborns are kept to a minimum.
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The caravan of cars began streaming to Bodega Bay in the wee hours of Monday, packed with families — fathers, mothers, children and even newborns, and many pets.
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By 1919, many European countries had adopted laws requiring three or four weeks of unpaid maternity leave, stranding poor working families with newborns in dire economic straits.
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Complications can include miscarriages, pre-term births and underweight newborns, said Dr. Uma Mahadevan of the University of California, San Francisco, who chaired the IBD Parenthood Project.
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U.N. figures show more women and newborns survive now than ever before but nations committed to ending maternal deaths face funding shortfalls, according to women's rights groups.
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U.N. figures show more women and newborns survive now than ever before but nations committed to ending maternal deaths face funding shortfalls, according to women's rights groups.
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Here in West Virginia, 14 percent of babies are born exposed to drugs, and perhaps 5 percent more to alcohol, totaling nearly one out of five newborns.
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In those cases, which affect fewer than 1 in a million newborns, patients have fragile skin that blisters easily, according to the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
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This includes those who are pregnant and newborns, people over age of 65 and those with weakened immune systems, such as people with cancer or on dialysis.
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The former Newark, New Jersey, mayor proposes giving American newborns $1,000 each and making additional annual contributions to the savings accounts of children from lower-income households.
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The number of newborns is estimated to have shrunk by 54,000 from 2018, and the figure remains under the 1 million mark for the fourth year running.
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Companies can become more attractive to job seekers by offering a more holistic family leave benefit, instead of one that focuses just on parents caring for newborns.
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One way to make it easier on them is to foster a culture that welcomes moms to bring newborns to meetings, events, or in this case, votes.
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The practice derives from a belief that newborns are still close to the sacred realm from which they came and therefore deserve to be treated with veneration.
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Wang said the rising trend will continue through to 2020, during which the annual number of newborns is expected to range between 17 million and 19 million.
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Taking newborns into crowded places Some parents want to take their newborn to a large family gathering so everyone can ooh-and-awww over their tiny miracle.
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UNFPA estimates a shortfall of 350,000 midwives globally, the majority being in the world's poorer countries, which account for most childbirth-related deaths among newborns and mothers.
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Taken altogether, she produces precarious, tender portraits of parents and children — newborns, teenagers and adults — and suggests that these relationships are what save us in the end.
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Stephanie Rosario, a hearing screener for newborns who lives in Ridgewood, Queens, said Mr. Cuomo should not have thrown out the old plan at the last minute.
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All other countries have paid family leave for those with newborns, as well as guaranteed paid vacation, while the US does not guarantee a single day for either.
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That flexible skull lets the baby squeeze through the birth canal—that's why some newborns' heads look misshapen right after birth—and gives the brain room to grow.
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This protection was thanks to the Safe Haven Law that Jaccard lobbied for, which shields parents from prosecution if they leave newborns at hospitals, police stations or firehouses.
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If you've got the cash, human farms filled with newborns birthed for the sole purpose of becoming vessels will sell you a brand new home for your brain.
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Many of the mothers of newborns that Patrick and Sutter treated had no idea that taking doctor-prescribed pain relievers could lead them and their babies to addiction.
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According to a study published in the journal Human Reproduction, the average American dad is now about 3.5 years older than fathers of newborns about forty years ago.
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The Kardashian/Jenner family has increased in recent months, as Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner welcomed newborns into the world in January and February of this year, respectively.
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But pregnant women, newborns, young children, older adults, and people with weak immune systems have the highest risk of getting sick and developing severe or potentially fatal complications.
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Brannan Williams, the father of the newborns, said he was happy to hear there would be twins in the delivery room (in addition, of course, to his own).
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The virus can cause a rare birth defect, microcephaly, in newborns whose mothers have been infected, and is believed to be linked to Guillain-Barre syndrome in adults.
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Azithromycin, made by Pfizer and sold as Zithromax in the United States, kills many species of bacteria that cause pneumonia and diarrhea, which are major killers of newborns.
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The large outbreak in Brazil, which began in May 2015, is particularly worrisome because the number of cases of congenital microcephaly in newborns and stillborns has abruptly increased.
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At that point, the benefits of swaddling diminish as the startle reflex in newborns goes away, and potential risks such as flat head and plagiocephaly increase, she said.
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Because of the "premium attached to keeping temptation maximally distant," Adlerstein explained, pictures of women are blocked, in addition to naked newborns and naked or partially dressed men.
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Since the law was enacted, the number of newborns diagnosed with Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome has skyrocketed – from 4,991 cases in 2003 to 27,315 in 2013, federal data show.
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Babies that received kangaroo care were 61 percent less likely to die during infancy than newborns who didn't receive this type of care, the researchers report in Pediatrics.
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And since parenting pros are extolling the virtues of skin-to-skin contact between mothers and newborns, Kunis was doing things right – minus the whole accidental flashing thing.
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The infection is most likely to cause illness in pregnant women and their newborns, adults ages 65 or older, and people with weakened immune systems, the agency says.
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Not only do they look like real babies, but with their wide-eyed gazes, Mrofka captures the fragility of newborns which makes her work so fascinating to behold.
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Brazil hard hit Zika made news recently when it was linked to a rise in microcephaly, a neurological disorder that can result in incomplete brain development in newborns.
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Late on Tuesday, the Brazilian health ministry said the number of newborns with microcephaly it suspects are linked to the virus had increased to 4,074 as of Jan.
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Javier Zarracina/Vox Over the past year, public health officials have found evidence that Zika may be linked to birth defects in newborns and neurological conditions in adults.
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And over that same period, Brazil has seen more and more newborns born with microcephaly, a congenital condition that's associated with a small head and incomplete brain development.
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Under the perpetual gray clouds of Gilead, June (Elisabeth Moss) marches in military formation to the church, where the newborns will be baptized in a ceremony called dedication.
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