Sentence examples for effects on newborn from inspiring English sources

Community-based participatory women's group interventions have been found to be particularly effective in implementing behaviour change amongst mothers and potential birth attendants with positive effects on newborn birth outcomes [ 21- 23], and further research is urgently needed as to the effectiveness of this intervention in sub-Saharan Africa.

These data suggest that effects on newborn physiology depend more on prepartum than postpartum maternal depression but may also depend on the duration of the depressive symptoms.

In HAPO, maternal obesity and hyperglycemia appeared to have independent effects on newborn outcomes (34).

Considering the well documented negative effects on newborn infants we also believe systemic pethidine should be avoided in labour" [ 8].

The Chilean study (Crump et al. 2000) did involve lactational exposure to breast milk and found no effects on newborn thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) levels in areas with high levels of perchlorate in drinking water.

The aim of this study is to describe, among disadvantaged adolescent Brazilian mothers, the association between these two exposures and their independent and interactive effects on newborn outcomes: low birth weight, small for gestational age, preterm birth, still-birth, and Apgar scores.

The consumption of psychoactive drugs during pregnancy can have deleterious effects on newborns.

The documentation requirements took effect in July, but some states have been slow to enforce them, and many doctors are only now becoming aware of the effects on newborns.

A recently published paper by the same research group had found an increased risk of learning disabilities among children who were exposed repeatedly to anesthesia before the age of 4, raising concerns that anesthesia may have adverse effects on newborns as well.

We have recently confirmed the transplacental transfer of these compounds and the present study has been designed on the same material with the aim of investigating their potential health effects on newborns from 70 pregnant women, resident in a Northern Italy industrial town.

Prepartum, postpartum, and chronic depression effects on newborns.