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Hence, eHCF + LGG is the preferred first-line formula for newly-diagnosed infants compared with the other dietetic choices.

Moreover, the episodes of GBS sepsis in HEU infants, compared with the general population, were more severe and mostly of late onset.

More of the women taking the weekly dose were mildly anemic (with hemoglobin levels shown not to carry any risk for mothers and infants) compared with the women taking the daily dose.

This revealed that only three cytokines, namely IL-1α, IL-1ra and IL-6, were higher in the 24 Gambian infants compared with the 14 Malawian infants also born in the dry season (P < 0.05), though with smaller numbers for this comparison the power to show differences was low.

A protective Hib-specific IgG antibody response (>1 μg ml−1) occurred more frequently in the probiotic group (16 of 29 infants) compared with the placebo group (6 of 25 infants), but there were no significant differences in vaccine-specific antibody titres between groups.

8 The difference between rounding and truncation in very small infants compared with the infants ≥1000 g suggests that there is a modification in the nurses' behavioural response to the measured weight and an understanding that rounding or truncation may influence the outcome to a greater degree in the very small infants (figure 2).

They found that the risk for a developmental delay or disability was 36percentt higher among the late-preterm infants, compared with those born at term, while the risk for suspension in kindergarten was 19percentt higher.

However, compared with milk, measured AGE levels in a common infant formula, such as Enfamil, were nearly 100-fold higher (Table 2) and estimates of AGE levels in common infant foods indicated a significant increase in AGE content (Table 2), associated with higher AGE delivery to the infants, compared with that of milk alone.

During the first 2 months of life, haemoglobin concentration falls because of the improved oxygen situation in the newborn infant compared with the intrauterine foetus.

The finding of higher DNA adduct levels in the infant compared with the mother suggests an increased susceptibility of the developing fetus to DNA damage (Perera et al. 1999).

Women with the least reduction from early to late pregnancy tended to have a lower birth weight, Z-score of birth weight, and placental weight, resulting in a higher proportion of LBW and SGA infants compared with women in the intermediate or greatest reduction groups.