Sentence examples for infant unit from inspiring English sources

Ben Mizell, the former medical director of the Infant Unit at Primary Children's Medical Center, in Salt Lake City, told me that he often resorted to painful procedures — such as the placement of a catheter into the bloodstream — so that he could carefully monitor the level of a drug in an infant's blood.

We analysed an additional 91 isolates, from seven mother infant pairs and one mother twin infant unit, to confirm that sequential isolates of the same serotype in an individual, and isolates of the same serotype in a mother infant pair, were indeed identical.

Finally, we hypothesise that the intervention will be potentially cost-saving to the health care system by diverting families away from more expensive management such as overnight stays at mother-infant units.

Monday alone brought two major announcements: the long-awaited sale of Pfizer's infant nutrition unit to Nestlé for $11.9 billion and AstraZeneca's $1.26 billion takeover of Ardea Biosciences.

Meanwhile, Pfizer had put its infant nutrition unit, which makes baby formulas, up for sale as part of an effort to trim its product lines.

Nestlé, which was named in the pricing investigation but escaped a fine, experienced the smallest spike in online chatter about its Wyeth infant formula unit.

On a rather active Merger Monday highlighted by two health care acquisitions – Nestlé's $11.9 billion purchase of the infant nutrition unit of Pfizer and AstraZeneca's $1.26 billion buyout of Ardea Biosciences – Thomson Reuters is adding one more deal to the mix.

Nestle to Buy Pfizer's Infant Nutrition Unit for $11.9 Billion  |  The Swiss food giant Nestlé agreed on Monday to buy Pfizer's infant nutrition business for $11.9 billion in a move to expand the company's presence in the global baby food market.

DealBook »   Nestle Said to Consider Selling Pfizer Assets  |  The Swiss food giant Nestlé may sell as much as $1.8 billion of assets from Pfizer's infant nutrition unit to quell antitrust concerns, Bloomberg News reports, citing unidentified people with knowledge of the matter.

Today, we are fortunate that mothers can choose between formula and breast milk, but many mothers, particularly of children who are held in the neonatal infant care unit (NICU) after birth, want to provide breast milk even if they can't make it themselves.

Infants in a neonatal infant care unit were found to have total urinary BPA concentrations approximately 11 times higher than those observed in adults (Calafat et al. 2009).