Freud considered religion to be infantile, which didn't mean he thought it was childish; rather, that it satisfied childhood wishes, mainly for certainty.
Infection with Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) is almost ubiquitous in humans and generally occurs at two ages: infantile, which is usually asymptomatic and associated with poorer socioeconomic conditions, and adolescent, which causes infectious mononucleosis (IM) in ~25% cases.
Too much infantile nonsense, which sadly has become the norm for Hollywood, and not enough originality.
Mentions psychologist Bernard Rimland's 1964 book "Infantile Autism," which argued that genetics, not bad parenting, was the cause of autism.
In the rare hereditary disorder called X-linked infantile agammaglobulinemia, which affects only males, B lymphocytes are unable to secrete all classes of immunoglobulins.
Typeface, printing, and books have been a fascination for Pontifell since he was a child, stuck indoors while recovering from recurrent operations for infantile glaucoma, which some of his doctors thought would eventually leave him blind.
Taking his first name from a brand of mini-harmonicas, and coming onstage with a bag full of toys, Pee-wee was a faux-naïf collection of infantile attitudes which immediately struck a chord.
The word "foodie", it is true, lays claim to a kind of cloying, infantile cuteness which is in a way appropriate to its subject; but one should not allow them the rhetorical claim of harmless innocence implied.
The reaction in hip-hop quarters bordered on outrage, particularly since several Encore tracks dismissed the culture of rap rivalries and slanging-matches as infantile animosity which too often escalated fatally.
Lenin described leftwing socialism as "an infantile disorder", which doesn't sound much like an endorsement, but let's go with socialism as our catch-all for the time being and jump on board the Ethiopians' Socialism Train to see what's out there.
But in Myanmar, "you have a high level of babies dying from infantile beriberi, which is a disease that you read about in medical school but never thought you'd see a case," said Dr. Stephen Atwood, a pediatrician and an adviser for Unicef.
