Sentences with phrase «cent of infants»

For instance, only 39 per cent of infants in developing countries are exclusively breastfed.

However, it's a big concern that nearly 15 per cent of infants still aren't taking up the free meal that they're entitled to.

In 1985, only 4 per cent of infants were exclusively breastfed for the first six months of their lives.

Another revealed that 49 per cent of infants born with Möbius at seven hospitals in Brazil had been exposed to misoprostol, whereas only 3 per cent of 96 infants born with neural tube defects had been exposed to the drug.

Thanks to BFHI and some regulation of the marketing of breastmilk substitutes, 48 per cent of infants in urban areas and 68 per cent in rural areas are now exclusively breastfed for four months, a 1994 survey found.

Up to 85 per cent of infant formula brands in the crowded China market could eventually vanish, and some Australian casualties are possible among the also - rans.

Despite the fact that 96 per cent of worldwide maternal mortality, 91 per cent of stillbirths and 93 per cent of infant mortality lies within these 73 countries, they still only have 42 per cent of the world's physicians, midwives and nurses.

A follow - up showed that more than 80 per cent were still at the breast at age three months, contrasting with 66 per cent of infants artificially fed at age three months before the interventions began.

Overall, 43.9 per cent of infant pupils are taught in classes of 30 pupils.

Twenty - four per cent of the neonatal units were classified as high volume and 46.4 per cent of infants born at less than 33 weeks were born in hospitals with a high volume neonatal unit.

In light of these figures, the Children's Food Trust has warned that nearly 15 per cent of infants still aren't taking up the free meal that they are entitled to, which it describes as a «big concern».

By eight months, just over 90 per cent of the infants were having daily finger foods, but 35 per cent of parents still felt that their children needed to be fully fed at meal times.

And more strikingly, about 72 per cent of those infants are exclusively breastfed through four months of age, up from 25 per cent in 1990.

More than 95 per cent of infants in a large maternity unit in Costa Rica have successfully started breastfeeding following interventions carried out after 1977, compared to the situation before in which 20 per cent of infants were not breastfed at all.

In a recent trip to Kaula Bandar slum in Mumbai, India, Subbaraman's team found just 29 per cent of infants were vaccinated against common diseases, despite there being a free vaccination centre within walking distance.

One recent study found that out of 93 children with defects associated with Möbius syndrome, 34 per cent of those infants had been exposed to misoprostol, compared with just 4.3 per cent of the 279 infants in a control group.

About 1.5 per cent of infants are allergic to a milk protein called betalactoglobulin (BLG).

According to the latest government data, less than 5 per cent of infants were taught in classes of more than 30 pupils as of January 2016, while 43.9 per cent were in classes of exactly 30 pupils.