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Six of the babies were either returned or rescued by police but one that was voluntarily abandoned by its parents and sold for 1,000 yuan in April later died.

About 50% of the babies were either preterm or premature; one was born with congenital anomalies [ 194].

At this point, some of the babies are either sleeping or too fussy to continue; there will then be a short break for the baby to wake up or calm down, but on average this kind of study ends up losing about a quarter of the subjects.

Designer babies are either created from an embryo selected by preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) or genetically modified in order to influence the traits of the resulting children.

A review [ 9] found significant heterogeneity between studies, but still presented synthesised findings and concluded that maternal ETS exposure during pregnancy reduced infants' adjusted mean birth weights by -24.0 g [95% CI -39.3 g to -8.6 g] and also increased the risks of babies being either "small for gestational age (SGA) or LBW at term" [ 9].

In six cases the baby was either stillborn or died in the neonatal period.

In the remaining cases, the baby was either not weighed at birth or the respondent did not manage to recall it.

Included were babies that were either admitted to the nurseries (including babies with birth places other than KCH and BH), those born alive but who died in the labour wards of KCH and BH and those nursed with their mothers in the postnatal wards.

Ten couples had between them lost eighteen babies, who were either stillborn or who died at or soon after birth.

In relation to how large the actual MTCT problem was in Keemba, all except one group said that they thought almost three-quarters of mothers were HIV positive so the babies born were either all infected or more likely to be malnourished, sickly and not healthy.

Her report is expected to detail the cases of more than 200 babies whose ashes were either scattered or buried without their families' consent.