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IIT Jodhpur, Western Michigan University Develop Early Warning System For Neonatal, Infant Mortality
The early warning indicators identified by the researchers include observable biological characteristics, demographic characteristics and socio-economic factors of households, mothers and newborns.
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NASA Telescope, Set For Blastoff, May Get Us A Glimpse Of Infant Universe
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, a revolutionary $9 billion instrument able to peer the farthest yet into the cosmos, was due for launch early on Saturday from South America's northeastern coast, opening a new era of astronomy.
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Babies Understand Aspect Of Counting Way Before Saying Numbers: Study
When she was a graduate student at Johns Hopkins University, Jinjing Jenny Wang kept wondering: How do children learn to count?
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8-Month-Old Baby Run Over By Car On College Campus In Delhi: Police
An eight-month-old infant was run over by a car inside Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSIT) campus in south-west Delhi's Dwarka, a police officer said.
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Mother Throws Ailing Infant Off 4th Floor, CCTV Footage Leads To Arrest
Upset over the poor health of her three-month-old son, a young mother threw down the child from the fourth floor of the Trauma Centre of King George's Medical University (KGMU), Lucknow.
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Regular Intake Of Vitamin C May Reduce Harm Done To Infant's Lungs After Birth
"Smoking during pregnancy reflects the highly addictive nature of nicotine that disproportionately affects the most vulnerable populations," said lead author Cindy T. McEvoy, Professor from the Oregon Health and Science University in the US.
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Zika May Severly Damage Infant's Retina: Study
Zika virus can cause severe damage to retina in infants and lead to visual impairments, a new study has warned.
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Lower Birthweight Ups Mortality In Infants, Adolescents
According to researchers, perinatal events and congenital malformations were the common causes of death in infancy.
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New App Claims It Can Tell What Baby's Cries Actually Mean
The Infant Cries Translator app developed at the National Taiwan University Hospital Yunlin claims to be able to distinguish between four separate crying sounds.
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Japan Researchers Find Chimps Caring for Disabled Infant
A chimpanzee mother cared for her disabled infant in the wild in Tanzania, Japanese researchers reported in a study published this week, research they hope will help in understanding the evolution of social care in humans.
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They Were Born Identical Twin Boys but Wyatt Maines Always Felt he was a Girl
They were identical twin boys, Wyatt and Jonas Maines, adopted at birth in 1997 by middle-class, conservative parents. Healthy and happy, they were physically indistinguishable from each other, but even as infants their personalities seemed to diverge.
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How to Find an Infant Earth
New research from Cornell University shows where - and when infant Earths are most likely to be found.
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Infants Smell Threats by Mother's Odour, Says Study
Infants can smell fear. They learn to detect threats and remember them for long just by smelling the odour their mother gives off when she feels fear, says a study that appeared in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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New Software to Help Identify Autism
The software tracks and records infants' activity during videotaped autism screening tests.
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IIT Jodhpur, Western Michigan University Develop Early Warning System For Neonatal, Infant Mortality
The early warning indicators identified by the researchers include observable biological characteristics, demographic characteristics and socio-economic factors of households, mothers and newborns.
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NASA Telescope, Set For Blastoff, May Get Us A Glimpse Of Infant Universe
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, a revolutionary $9 billion instrument able to peer the farthest yet into the cosmos, was due for launch early on Saturday from South America's northeastern coast, opening a new era of astronomy.
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Babies Understand Aspect Of Counting Way Before Saying Numbers: Study
When she was a graduate student at Johns Hopkins University, Jinjing Jenny Wang kept wondering: How do children learn to count?
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8-Month-Old Baby Run Over By Car On College Campus In Delhi: Police
An eight-month-old infant was run over by a car inside Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSIT) campus in south-west Delhi's Dwarka, a police officer said.
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Mother Throws Ailing Infant Off 4th Floor, CCTV Footage Leads To Arrest
Upset over the poor health of her three-month-old son, a young mother threw down the child from the fourth floor of the Trauma Centre of King George's Medical University (KGMU), Lucknow.
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Regular Intake Of Vitamin C May Reduce Harm Done To Infant's Lungs After Birth
"Smoking during pregnancy reflects the highly addictive nature of nicotine that disproportionately affects the most vulnerable populations," said lead author Cindy T. McEvoy, Professor from the Oregon Health and Science University in the US.
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Zika May Severly Damage Infant's Retina: Study
Zika virus can cause severe damage to retina in infants and lead to visual impairments, a new study has warned.
-
Lower Birthweight Ups Mortality In Infants, Adolescents
According to researchers, perinatal events and congenital malformations were the common causes of death in infancy.
-
New App Claims It Can Tell What Baby's Cries Actually Mean
The Infant Cries Translator app developed at the National Taiwan University Hospital Yunlin claims to be able to distinguish between four separate crying sounds.
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Japan Researchers Find Chimps Caring for Disabled Infant
A chimpanzee mother cared for her disabled infant in the wild in Tanzania, Japanese researchers reported in a study published this week, research they hope will help in understanding the evolution of social care in humans.
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They Were Born Identical Twin Boys but Wyatt Maines Always Felt he was a Girl
They were identical twin boys, Wyatt and Jonas Maines, adopted at birth in 1997 by middle-class, conservative parents. Healthy and happy, they were physically indistinguishable from each other, but even as infants their personalities seemed to diverge.
-
How to Find an Infant Earth
New research from Cornell University shows where - and when infant Earths are most likely to be found.
-
Infants Smell Threats by Mother's Odour, Says Study
Infants can smell fear. They learn to detect threats and remember them for long just by smelling the odour their mother gives off when she feels fear, says a study that appeared in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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New Software to Help Identify Autism
The software tracks and records infants' activity during videotaped autism screening tests.
