Sentence examples for good prenatal from inspiring English sources

"The economic advantage of good prenatal care is stunning, quite apart from the human value.

An American baby born to a mother with good prenatal care, she pointed out, is not facing the same risk as, say, an Ethiopian orphan, who is much more likely to have been exposed to malnutrition in utero.

"The kids we see were born to substance-abusing women, were exposed to drugs in utero, did not get good prenatal care, had very disrupted lives and on top of that are living with a disease and one that affects the brain.

Dorsey said that she never lost a baby or mother during delivery and attributed that accomplishment to her adherance to four rules: (1) she had a perfect understanding of the measurement of a mother's pelvis as well as the size and weight of the child; (2) she advocated good prenatal care; (3) she had a strictly aseptic technique; and (4) she made sure that the afterbirth was completely delivered.

Though, full disclosure, I've been taking what I believe to be some pretty good prenatal vitamins from New Chapter and a DHA supplement from Nordic Naturals for almost a year now while I've been building a baby in my womb.

But I had already been taking some pretty good prenatal vitamins from New Chapter and a DHA supplement from Nordic Naturals for a year leading up to getting pregnant.

And this means making sure that women enter pregnancy at a healthy weight, eat a nutritious diet during pregnancy and have access to good quality prenatal care," Sullivan told HuffPost in an email.

Such a circumstance makes "use of good quality prenatal care" even more essential for women in rural areas.

The performance of preventive exams for breast and cervix cancer as well as prenatal visits are good examples of inequalities related to access and use of health services according to the level of education [ 57].

There is good evidence that prenatal infections are a primary cause of preterm births.

There is a good correlation between prenatal evolution and postnatal outcome, although a postnatal follow-up is opportune in those cases that normalized before birth.