Sentence examples for born exposed from inspiring English sources

The rate at which Montana babies were born exposed to narcotics increased tenfold from 2000 to 2013 ― from 0.8 per 1,000 live births to 9 per 1,000 live births.

When I appeared on a Texas radio show in May this year, one caller exemplified a huge problem in the way we talk about addiction in America, one that has serious implications for pain patients, people with addictions and babies born exposed to drugs.

When I appeared on a Texas radio show in May this year, one caller exemplified a huge problem in the way we talk about addiction in America, one that has serious implications for pain patients, people with addictions and babies born exposed to drugs.          .

The reduced risk of cerebral palsy among very preterm born exposed children compared with unexposed children may be explained by a higher prenatal and perinatal morbidity among spontaneous births, where perinatal infections are thought to play an important role.

After children are born, expose them to a variety of music by singing, playing, and dancing to music.

OIR is a model for retinopathy of prematurity, which develops in prematurely born infants exposed to high oxygen, essential for life support.

In South Africa, a third of children born are exposed to HIV, while fewer undergo an HIV confirmatory test.

Such a link is biologically plausible given that those first born are exposed to higher levels of oestrogens in utero compared to those later born.

Another consequence, not as firmly established as thyroid cancer, is mini-satellite instability (MSI) in children born to exposed fathers after Chernobyl (Dubrova et al. 1996, 1997, 2002b).

Overall, this study supports the premise that prematurely born neonates exposed to high oxygen levels after birth are vulnerable to impaired renal development [ 6].

"After nearly two decades of conflict [in northern Uganda], each generation born is exposed to the worst afflictions that we can imagine," said Bellamy.