Sentence examples for rising infant from inspiring English sources

Citing rising infant mortality rates in Harlem and the Fort Greene section of Brooklyn, two City Council members and the Manhattan borough president called yesterday for the immediate restoration of funding for a maternal- and infant-health program that had helped reduce the death rates.

The result, says Mr Stuckler, was a jump in HIV infections, rising infant mortality, patients left without medicines and a malaria epidemic.The effects of austerity on health outcomes were not equally dire everywhere: slashed spending in Ireland, for example, led to longer waiting times to see a doctor but seems to have had little effect on either suicide or mortality rates.

Birth defects are becoming a major cause of rising infant mortality.

5– 8 In resource-poor countries doctors, nurses, health workers and missionaries became increasingly alarmed at this aggressive marketing and rising infant mortality.

A similar decline in the non-Quaker population of London seems unlikely, given our evidence for rising infant smallpox mortality, and the paucity of evidence for widespread inoculation in London.

In response to the Bradford District Mortality Commission, which was undertaken in 2006 and highlighted rising infant mortality and the poor health of pregnant women in the city [ 21], a number of changes to clinical practice were implemented, including offering a diagnostic OGTT to all pregnant women at 26 28 weeks gestation.

Prior to this, Mongolia had made large strides in improving the country's health system, life expectancy had risen substantially, infant and maternal mortality had decreased from improved services, medical and public health infrastructure had been improved, and access to health care was universal [ 26].

Below, we assess the role of the explanatory variables in relation to the rising levels of infant mortality between 1988 95 and 1996 2003 periods.

Smallpox mortality rose among infants, and smallpox burials became concentrated at the youngest ages, suggesting a sudden increase in infectiousness of the smallpox virus.

The letter, posted on the agency's Web site, described rising numbers of infants at a local children's hospital who were suffering from kidney stones after drinking powdered formula made by Sanlu.

There is rising evidence from infants and adults that the distribution of fat depots is a stronger predictor for the metabolic and cardiovascular risk than the total amount of fat [ 15, 16].