The likelihood that surviving babies will experience developmental lags is especially high among those born to poorly educated and financially challenged parents.
On Thursday, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced definitive proof of the link between the virus and a birth defect known as microcephaly, which causes infants to be born with poorly developed brains and smaller-than-normal heads.
He said his nation was "indicted by insinuation" because of the decision not to release the 28 pages and insisted that any accusations of involvement by Saudi officials were "based on misguided speculation and is born of poorly disguised malicious intent".
The percentage of women making the first visit later than the 12th gestational week in the population is 2.9%, and increases to about 15% for foreign-born, poorly educated and young women [ 21].
Those who are born abroad or poorly qualified find it harder to get other jobs.
Half of the KI mice were born alive but grew poorly and exhibited severe dyskinesia and hindlimb clasping after birth.
Among children born in Los Angeles to poorly educated Chinese immigrants, for example, 70percentt complete a four-year college degree.
Poorly educated, born a generation too late, they had limited job prospects when the bottom fell out of the auto economy.
Scientists have found a gene that appears to play a key role in a rare and crippling disease in which babies are born deaf and have poorly developed kidneys.
Fact #4: He was born a preemie to poorly educated parents.
By the time her sons were born, she looked like a poorly nourished scarecrow.
