Sentence examples for born affected from inspiring English sources

7. Fewer children will be born affected by alcohol exposure during pregnancy, and who along with their families and the community, will be spared the lifelong consequences of this exposure.

It is the most widespread and severe monogenetic disorder in the world [ 3], especially in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) where it represents a real public health hazard with 1 to 4 % of babies born affected [ 4].

Table 3 also shows the increase in risk for women and people born at higher latitudes; the result for decade of birth, showing a deficit in more recently born affected people, probably reflects ascertainment because for some in this group onset of multiple sclerosis might not have occurred by the time of the 1981 survey.

But, while Poland disappeared, the "Polish question," as the controversy over Poland's status was called, was born, affecting both European diplomacy and the growth of Polish nationalism.

An article I read online relating a study about nicotine in breast milk and how it can affect sleep patterns in a baby really got me thinking: how much do our parents' habits after we are born affect our internal programming for life?

For example, one widely held view is that the cellular environment into which a retinal cell is born affects the probability that it will choose a particular fate.

Hunter was born severely affected by cerebral palsy.

Among the 1590 women who had a first born singleton affected by cerebral palsy during 1967-97, 68% (1079) had another singleton by 2003, compared with 73% (616 101) of the 840 225 women who had a first born singleton unaffected by cerebral palsy.

In 1980, she became a founder member of the Maternity Alliance, where she found herself working with feminists more than a generation younger, who saw, as she did, that the circumstances in which a baby is born profoundly affect its life chances.

The episode, titled "Religion," explores how the main character's doubts about the religion he was born into affects his relationship to his parents.

In addition, it is unknown whether discrepancies between pre- and postnatal representations lead to parental adjustment problems once the child is born, possibly affecting the quality of postnatal bonding and later child outcomes.