Sentence examples for late infant from inspiring English sources

On the whole, the poorer areas had higher rates of both early and late infant mortality (as well as higher rates of heart disease) than the more affluent areas, with one glaring exception: poor, slum-ridden parts of London.

Second, we will examine the late infant gut microbiota and late infancy growth faltering between 6 and 18 months.

We will test the impact of the randomized IYCF interventions (nutrition pathway) and WASH interventions (EED pathway) on the late gut microbiota and late infant growth.

Weekly low-dose (25 000 IU) vitamin A. Early infant mortality (1 5 months); late infant mortality (6 11 months); infection-specific infant mortality (0 11 months).

We hypothesised that vitamin A supplementation would have significant effects on all three groups (neonatal, early infant and late infant mortality).

Trials of supplementation of 25 000 international units (IU) vitamin A linked to each of the first three doses of diphtheria tetanus pertussis immunisations demonstrated no significant effects on early or late infant mortality.

Although the latest infant feeding survey, due out shortly, is expected to show a slight increase in the numbers of women breastfeeding, it remains a contentious issue.

The latest Infant Feeding Report within the UK observed an increase of initiation of breastfeeding in the last decade across all socioeconomic groups, from 70% in 2000 to 81% in 2010 [ 5].

The low uptake is confirmed by the latest Infant Feeding Survey 20 which found that 3% of mothers said they had taken Healthy Start vitamin supplements and a further 3% had taken vitamin D supplements during pregnancy.

Relative to term infants, late preterm infants requiring gavage feeding (n = 3) expressed fewer markers of salivary gland, oral mucosa, pharyngeal mucosa and tongue (Fig.  6a).

However, one study showed that relative to full term infants, late preterm infants had higher weight and fat mass percentage at full term and 1 month [ 18].