"It is shocking that the practice of using deceased infants' names was apparently a surprise to [some] senior officers and it is vital that the investigation establish quickly how high up the chain of command this practice was sanctioned," they said.
A large set of auditory files was prepared in advance, based on infants' names from the database of families who agreed to participate in infancy research.
Training focused on listing infants' names in birth order and updating their row when they received each vaccination.
Local volunteers were trained to list all infants' names and birth dates and to record the date of each vaccination.
We used date of birth and sex for matching, as infants' names were not recorded in the baseline study (traditionally, naming is delayed and not done at the time of birth in India).
"Look at my child," said one mother, cradling an infant named Gulbaz.
In 1976, while Keith is on tour, his third child with Pallenberg, an infant named Tara, dies in his crib.
I met a white man who had just adopted his eighth child, a black infant named Henry.
But mostly she shot whoever showed up: women in African robes and Supremes bouffants, an infant named Baby Jesus X, and bystanders, black and white, listening to speakers intently.
In the swamps of Louisiana, in the autumn of 2004, an infant named Daigan Theriot was born to a young teen-age mother named Alexis.
