Sentence examples for mortality of babies from inspiring English sources

There was no obvious effect of training on mortality of babies resuscitated, no obvious decline in asphyxia admission rates and no overall decline in newborn mortality in the hospital as the number of trained providers increased.

The current mortality of babies recruited to TOBY is approximately thirty per cent.

The objective from introducing this service was to significantly reduce the MPR by at least one-third, 5 thereby reducing the morbidity and mortality of babies and mothers.

We are not sure if chemoprevention reduces mortality of babies in the first week, month and year, as again studies would need to be very large to show these effects.

After exclusion of hypoplastic left heart syndrome (Norwood surgery), and premature birth (that is, comparison of babies with a normal surgical risk), the mortality of babies who left hospital with undiagnosed duct dependent circulation was 4/27 (18%) versus 1/110 (0.9%) for babies with duct dependent circulation detected in hospital (P=0.0054, relative risk 16.3 (1.90 to 140.0)).

A new study in The Journal of Ornithology on the mortality of baby gray catbirds in the Washington suburbs found that cats were the No. 1 killer in the area, by a large margin.

The longer admission times prior to delivery for the sick mothers in KCH may have allowed time for administration of antenatal corticosteroids, but their disease might also have added to the risk of morbidity and mortality of their babies.

Lack of C-section when they are needed, are associated with an increased mortality of mothers and babies [ 1], and excess rates without medical indication are also linked to an increased morbidity and mortality [ 3].

But the perinatal mortality rate (the number of babies that die between the 22nd week of pregnancy and the first week after birth) was about the same.Take a deep breathThe National Childbirth Trust, a British parenting charity, questions the data behind the study.

In the world of public health, nothing says more about a nation's progress or failure in promoting the health of its people than its infant mortality rate -- the number of babies per thousand who die in the first year after birth.

Past studies have associated high mortality rates to home delivery of babies.