Sentence examples for birth burden from inspiring English sources

Consequently, a significant fraction of the worldwide preterm birth burden may be unnecessary and avoidable.

Such investments would vastly improve the visibility of the preterm birth burden as a contributor to neonatal mortality.

In 2005, the preterm birth burden in the USA was $26.2 billion in medical and educational and lost productivity costs [ 1, 2].

The prespecified primary outcome was the time spent outside the target range of 55-85% multiplied by the mean absolute deviation during the first 72 hours after birth (burden of hypoxia and hyperoxia), expressed in percentage hours (%hours) (fig 1).

Despite more than three million annual stillbirths and approximately one million neonatal deaths directly due to preterm birth, these burdens and the associated loss to families and nations are rarely highlighted in global health policy and research agendas.

Of course there's a distinction: the former is rhetorical excess for right-wing policies that burden birth control, while the latter is entirely fictional.

Finally, many questions related to the causes and consequences of very preterm birth, including family burden, must still be explored.

This association may indicate that following birth, oxidative stress burden may be exacerbated in the presence of periodontal disease.

Approximately 2 million babies also die each year due to complications during birth and the burden is inequitably carried by the poor [ 2].

If we could support these pregnancies to continue an additional 1 2 weeks, that could lead to a substantial decrease in the preterm birth toll and burden of disease due to preterm.

Collection of an array of biologic and environmental samples from women during pregnancy and soon after birth places a burden on study participants and may lead to attrition regarding participation in the exposure assessment component of these studies.