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- noun Plural form of
birthweight .
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Examples
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Babies born to smoke-exposed women also have slightly smaller heads and lower birthweights than those born to mothers from smoke-free environments, according to a study in BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology.
Finding the Pathways to a Cause of Tinnitus Ann Lukits 2011
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We are past the days when public health officials alone -- the people responsible for making sure our water is safe, immunizations are available and trash is disposed of correctly -- can handle the flood of public health challenges facing America today, from obesity to diabetes to low birthweights.
Dr. Steve Allen: A Momentus Day for Columbus; a Quiet Revolution for Health Care Dr. Steve Allen 2010
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Repeated exposure to cook-smoke also leads to low birthweights and a host of other health problems.
Isobel Coleman: A Winning Recipe for Sustainable Development 2010
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Repeated exposure to cook-smoke also leads to low birthweights and a host of other health problems.
Isobel Coleman: A Winning Recipe for Sustainable Development Isobel Coleman 2010
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Repeated exposure to cook-smoke also leads to low birthweights and a host of other health problems.
Isobel Coleman: A Winning Recipe for Sustainable Development 2010
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Repeated exposure to cook-smoke also leads to low birthweights and a host of other health problems.
Isobel Coleman: A Winning Recipe for Sustainable Development 2010
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Repeated exposure to cook-smoke also leads to low birthweights and a host of other health problems.
Isobel Coleman: A Winning Recipe for Sustainable Development 2010
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We are past the days when public health officials alone -- the people responsible for making sure our water is safe, immunizations are available and trash is disposed of correctly -- can handle the flood of public health challenges facing America today, from obesity to diabetes to low birthweights.
Dr. Steve Allen: A Momentus Day for Columbus; a Quiet Revolution for Health Care 2010
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Repeated exposure to cook-smoke also leads to low birthweights and a host of other health problems.
Isobel Coleman: A Winning Recipe for Sustainable Development 2010
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You'll find that, while Canadian infant mortality rates are slightly better at normal birthweights, as you go down into lower and lower birthweights where medical care can be expected to be particularly important, American infant mortality rates are lower than Canadian.
International Health Care Comparisons, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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