Sentences with phrase «developed softer bones»

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A baby's soft skull bones and developing neck and trunk muscles don't know or care if baby is awake or asleep.

Having a good foam crib mattress is vital for two major points: making the crib more comfy for your baby, and most significantly, it gives a reliable care for their soft developing bones.

This assumption, however, has now been called to question by recent evidence suggesting that people taking calcium supplementation are more likely to develop heart attacks, strokes, kidney stones, and painful bone spurs affecting their soft tissues and joints.

Next time you are in a classroom, at a parents evening or a school play or assembly, spend a minute or two thinking about the chair you are sitting on and ask yourself if you are comfortable --(I predict that you won't be), ask yourself if you would like to sit in that chair all day and finally ask yourself whether you think these are adequate for children with their soft bones and developing spines.

A fibrosarcoma may develop directly in the bone or it may begin in soft tissue and spread to the bone either through the bloodstream or by direct invasion.

Puppies have an increased risk of injury due to heir relative lack of coordination, because their bones are immature and softer then those of adult dogs, and because their muscles are not yet fully developed.

Description — Solitary plasmacytic tumors usually develop from soft tissues (extramedullary plasmacytoma) or bone (solitary osseous plasmacytoma).

With a hip dysplasia, the bones and soft tissues develop at a disproportionate pace.