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In our clinical practice we have noted a tendency to fluid retention in VLBW infants, linked to prolongation of pulmonary problems and especially BPD.

Increased oxygen-derived free radical activity has been reported during total parenteral nutrition (TPN) in infants particularly linked to the fat infusion.

Dr. Nakamura said the 64 infant deaths linked to adult beds contrasted with 50 deaths a year on average tied to cribs, most of which did not meet Federal standards.

The House Committee on Government Operations, investigating infant deaths linked to the drug E-Ferol which was marketed without FDA approval, has recommended that such approval be indicated on the label.

However, in low income countries, very low caesarean rates (less than 1%) have been associated with higher maternal and infant mortality linked to the inability to perform a caesarean section when needed [ 4, 11].

However, mutations within the FOXP3 gene in male infants are causally linked to IPEX (immune dysregulation, polyendocrinopathy, enteropathy, X-linked), a severe perinatal autoimmune syndrome resulting from defects in Treg development and consequent activation of conventional T cells with specificity for self-antigens [18], [19].

Prevention of H.I.V. in infants must be linked to ongoing treatment for mothers; babies whose mothers die are up to 10 times more likely to die themselves.

During the first weeks of life, the high f-calprotectin values observed in preterm infants could be linked to the gut bacterial establishment.

Perinatal health of the infants are closely linked to the well-being of mothers [ 16, 17].

S. Kottbus have been associated with an outbreak in infants in Spain linked to contamination of commercial bottled water [ 22].

Abnormalities in corpus callosum (CC) size in neuroimaging studies in preterm infants have been linked to impaired neurodevelopment.