Sentence examples for infant and reduce from inspiring English sources

Anyone could understand why a worried parent would want a drug that might alleviate the suffering of an infant and reduce the risk of serious consequences from a disease.

The secondary hypotheses are that the implementation of a package of dietary and lifestyle advice to overweight and obese women during pregnancy to limit gestational weight gain will reduce the risk of morbidity from other adverse outcomes for the infant; and reduce the risk of maternal morbidity from pregnancy complications and adverse outcomes.

The secondary hypotheses of this randomised trial are that the administration of progesterone to women with a history of previous spontaneous preterm birth will reduce the risk of morbidity from neonatal lung disease; reduce the risk of morbidity from other adverse outcomes for the infant; and reduce the risk of maternal morbidity without adverse effects of therapy.

By the end of the day, the group had removed nearly eighteen pounds of padlocks from the Bridge, lightening its infrastructural load by approximately the weight of an infant, and reducing, as Bobcat stressed on Reddit, the future threat of rust and patination.

Essential polyunsaturated fatty acids, such as docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), confer benefits to brain and visual system development in infants and reduce risks of certain forms of heart disease in adults which mitigate against CH3Hg effects.

The secondary hypotheses are that dietary and lifestyle advice and treatment given to women who have borderline gestational diabetes will reduce the risk of death or serious health outcome for the infant; reduce the risk of serious health outcome for the woman; reduce the risk of other causes of infant morbidity; and reduce the risks of other adverse health outcomes for the woman.

The NHM in India was intended to increase the utilization of maternal care, reduce maternal mortality, neo-natal and infant mortality and reduce the OOPE and catastrophic spending on maternal care.

Delivering at younger reproductive age can help to improve infant outcomes and reduce the occurrence of birth defects [ 7,  24].

The effectiveness of cotrimoxazole prophylaxis for optimizing early case management of HIV-infected infants and reducing severe morbidity-mortality within their first year of life was not statistically significant within our study.

It highlights relatively inexpensive interventions that can be integrated into their pathway through the neonatal unit and return home, enhancing parental coping and potentially improving infant outcomes and reducing the infants length of stay at the neonatal unit.

Evidence suggests that anticipatory guidance delivered face-to-face, helps parents to establish good infant sleep habits, reduces parent distress about normal infant crying, and reduces postnatal depression (PND) symptoms [ 3, 6– 10].