The most outrageous accounting of Dyer's infant occurred in 1667 when a memorandum of the Englishman Sir Joseph Williamson quoted a Major Scott about the event.
While the above analysis characterized differences in the major strains detected in the hospitalized infants, we further investigated whether E. faecalis strains from one infant occur at low or even trace levels in other infants.
Since poor growth in preterm infants occurs postnatally, we aimed to produce a postnatal model of growth restriction in neonatal rats.
The frequent exposure of ill neonates to pain, particularly with premature infants, occurs at a critical period during the structural and functional organization of the central nervous system.
The most common point of formal transition for childbearing women and their infants occurs in the postpartum period, from maternity to CFH nursing services and/or to general practice.
Low birthweight infants occur from preterm birth, decreased intrauterine growth, or both.
During the summer of 1955, mass arsenic poisoning of bottle-fed infants occurred in the western part of Japan due to contaminated milk powder, and more than 100 died; some childhood victims were later found to suffer from neurological sequelae in adolescence.
Neonatal deaths were defined as deaths among liveborn infants occurring within 28 days of delivery.
The majority (59%) of hospitalizations for infants occurred in the months of April through September.
