HIV prevalence, number needed to test, infant age at testing, and turnaround time for tests were compared between PMTCT programs and hospital sites.
Of the 764 children recorded as summarily executed, 112 were reported to have been tortured, including some of infant age.
Extensive, structured observations of maternal sensitivity were conducted at infant age 16 months.
In contrast, caregivers created more support relations than containment relations, regardless of infant age, but labeled containment more than support.
In sum, our findings suggest that infant age, paternal age and paternal emotional reactions to infant crying all modulate the neural response of fathers to infant crying.
Further comparisons suggested that younger infant age was associated with stronger paternal neural responses, perhaps due to hormonal or novelty effects.
Infant and maternal negative affect were both assessed during the neonatal period (2 4 weeks of age) and again at 7 months of infant age.
To evaluate the associations between breastfeeding duration, age at solids introduction, and their interaction in relation to infant (age 9-15 months) above normal body mass index (BMI).
The mean infant age was 14.1 months (1.2 years).
Bed sharing risk decreased with increasing infant age.
The parameter estimates were adjusted for infant age at follow-up (in days) and sex.
