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newborns

n. 新生者, 新生儿

About 60% of companies surveyed, according to the Conference Board study, already have at least an 11-week leave program for mothers of newborns.
He also pushed regulations that would force hospitals and doctors to treat severely handicapped newborns even over the objections of their parents.
"This new approach is a far more intelligent and humane way to assure health care to injured newborns and promote high-quality medical services," Mr. Cuomo said in a statement.
Most of the surfactants are administered to the newborns within an hour or so of birth, or when the babies first show signs of distress.
Five major steelmakers said they will allow employees with newborns to take up to a year of child-care leave.
During 1985-87, hospital stays grew by 44 percent for acquired immune deficiency syndrome patients, 15 percent each for psychiatric and substance abuse patients and 14 percent for newborns, the study found.
The study _ which calculated the probabilities of being murdered for newborns, those age 20 and those age 40 _ predicted that while newborn non-white males have a 1 in 38 chance of becoming a murder victim, the chance for non-white females is 1 in 138.
However, the case has prompted several tips about pregnant women whose newborns have vanished, and detectives are opening investigations into three cases as a result, said Tarrant County sheriff's Detective Wayne Boggus.
Will newborns be able to rely on the protection of the Multilateral Trade Organisation due to be set up to enforce Gatt rules if/when the Uruguay Round of trade talks ends in triumph next week? Maybe not.
Also, neonatologists give it to newborns on ventilators.
In the early 1960s, one of every six women went back to work before her child's first birthday; now one-half of women with newborns return to work within a year of childbirth.
One of every 10 newborns doesn't survive infancy _ the worst rate in the Americas.
Dr. Norman Fost, chairman of the bioethics committee of the American Academy of Pediatrics said the report ignores "dramatic changes" in the treatment of handicapped newborns.
"No, only for newborns," he replied.
Dondero, head of the sero-epidemiology branch of the AIDS program at the Centers for Disease Control here, said some studies indicate 30 percent to 50 percent of newborns testing positive for the virus could eventually develop the disease.
Dr. Norton and Karl White, a hearing specialist at Utah State University, are now testing newborns to see if evoked emissions can reveal hearing loss early.
She said about half the states require leaves for mothers of newborns but set much shorter periods.
About a dozen pregnant women who tested positive for drugs or whose newborns had cocaine in their systems have been charged in South Carolina with criminal child neglect.
A flurry of recent medical studies show that drug and alcohol use during pregnancy can be harmful to newborns, and several states, including California, Illinois, Minnesota and Florida require hospitals to report suspected cases to health authorities.
"See that," he says, pointing to the baby in the swing, right next to the infants. "You shouldn't have them with newborns.
In Britain, about 900 newborns a year have the defect.
A study in June 1989 in the New England Journal of Medicine presented circumstantial evidence that breast-feeding may increase the AIDS risk for newborns.
Enzo Biochem Inc., New York, said it received U.S. government approval to market its DNA-probe diagnostic test for cytomegalovirus, a common virus which is potentially dangerous to newborns and AIDS patients.
Political jockeying over family issues is taking a new turn in the wake of Republican presidential nominee George Bush's remark that women with newborns should not face loss of their jobs if they take a few weeks off.

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