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In developing countries nearly half of all mothers and newborns do not receive skilled care during and immediately after birth.

Field studies show that these simple steps could prevent at least two-thirds of deaths in newborns each year.

Parent education is already done in most hospitals, but the classes are typically devoted to the basics of feeding, bathing, and changing newborns.

She was like a nurse for newborns, urging me — a new mother — to step up and change a diaper or something.

As a consequence, the newborns may not process touch as well as they should, which could lead to a number of other developmental problems, like metabolism issues or irregular hormone production.

I just wanted to sniff their newborns' heads.

The pain inflicted to the newborns was the standard 'heel prick test'.

Some STDs can cause blindness, pneumonia, or meningitis in newborns, so it's important to protect yourself and your baby.

Now with this new information we may see the resurgence of the oral Vitamin K supplement as opposed to the injection for newborns.

Rats with wounds treated with the peptide had significantly less scarring than control mice. Skin cells on the injured mice treated with it also regenerated similar to human embryos and newborns.

In 166 cases the newborns had their umbilical cords clamped within ten seconds of delivery.

As newborns spend most of their time asleep, this newfound ability might be crucial to rapidly adapt to the world around them and help to ensure their survival, researchers said.

Mortality among expectant mothers and newborns can be expected to rise and there will increasingly be cases of unmanaged chronic diseases and psychosocial conditions.

Oxygen is heated before it is administrated to premature and full-term newborns.