Sentences with phrase «risk by»

And even if I can breast feed my baby, would I be putting him or her at risk by doing so?

Once again, Newton's breathable design eliminates this risk by allowing air to circulate and body heat to dissipate.

These parents don't know that they could be putting their infant at risk by using a drop side crib.

You can decrease this risk by not letting your kids play in the dirt around your home and washing their hands right away if they do.

We weighted relative risks when adjustment altered the summary relative risk by at least 10 %.

Make sure they will not put your child at risk by calling both kids into the office at the same time or asking them to sit down with the guidance counselor together.

Many woman run the risk by taking part in activities they have long loved.

Lower your risk by choosing a health - care provider and place of birth with a low cesarean rate.

Either > 0.7 % of births are high risk by virtue of having high blood pressure... or you deny that high blood pressure is a risk factor.

Still, it feels you're taking an unnecessary risk by combining drinking and pregnancy together.

I find it quite interesting to read that every month of breastfeeding reduces the risk by an added 4 %.

Breastfeeding and breast cancer risk by receptor status — a systematic review and meta - analysis.

In 2009, The American Institute for Cancer Research (a member of the International Agency for Research on Cancer, a part of the World Health Organization) released the largest review of research into lifestyle and breast cancer ever conducted, which reinforced previous findings that women can reduce their risk by maintaining a healthy weight, being physically active, drinking less alcohol, and breastfeeding their children.

The 2012 joint report, Expanding Access to Early Head Start: State Initiatives for Infants and Toddlers at Risk by ZERO TO THREE and CLASP draws on newly conducted research on state efforts to expand...

I take a risk by submitting to a hospital procedure, episiotomy, c - section, etc..

It would be unethical to conduct a controlled study that might put a baby at risk by deliberately giving the breastfeeding mother drugs.

No, no you are choosing to put EVERY other child your kid comes in contact with at risk by making that choice.

When I had to transfer to the hospital after 60 hours my mom's first question was «if you had gone to the hospital earlier wouldn't it have been faster» and now she tells everyone I put his life at risk by staying at home even though this was far from the truth.

You can also try to lower your son's risk by making sure he gets enough rest and doesn't stay up too late.

There is no way that you can prevent your toddler from getting viral or bacterial diarrhea but you can reduce the risk by following a few simple rules.

Every change keeps your child safe as well — you won't put your child at risk by making them more comfortable.

In ovarian cancer, breastfeeding for 12 - 24 months significantly reduces the risk by one - third.

just today i took a risk by taking a 2.5 hour trip with my children.

Fortunately, you can reduce this risk by taking precautions.

So, if that relationship is causative, 16 months of breastfeeding would reduce a woman's risk by around one in twenty — and, while that's all to the good, it is not going to come remotely close to the kind of drop in the national statistics that this article was claiming.

My Name is Patti Rundall and I am sorry to have to come here again but I do so on behalf of thousands of citizens and IBFAN groups around the world who monitor the marketing of baby foods and who try to make sure that babies lives are not put at risk by this company's marketing.

By the way, for those looking to reduce their risk of breast cancer, I found another and more promising way — regular exercise, in addition to its many other health benefits, appears to cut the risk by about 25 — 30 % (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18487249).

There's no guaranteed way to prevent SIDS, but you can greatly reduce the risk by following these recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).

«SIDS is rare, but back sleeping has decreased the risk by half even though doctors don't really understand why.

Increase that risk by threefold?

As a mother to two breech babes who have all of their brain cells thanks to c - sections, I'm appalled that any mother would take such a risk by having a home birth.

Also, a mother with no medical history but a large weight gain would be assessed as low risk by a midwife but high - risk by a doctor.

You also can lessen this risk by limiting the hospital staff's handling of your baby and carefully washing your hands prior to breastfeeding and holding your baby.

The most effective helmet reduced the risk by only 30 percent, according to data released today.

API's Response to 2016 AAP Statement on Infant Sleep: Infants and parents benefit from breastfeeding and sleeping near one another, reducing SIDS risk by 50 %

Delivering a baby is inherently dangerous for the mom and the baby, why increase the risk by delivering under water in tepid water mixed with feces and bacteria?

You can avoid this risk by choosing cooked sushi rolls.

But you can limit your risk by having intercourse with a mutually monogamous partner who has been tested for STDs and correctly using a latex condom.

He's put a lot at risk by saying I'm going to prove that I want to remain a member of QPR, and credit to him.»

On September 17, after his Manchester United demolished Everton 4 - 0, he praised himself, telling reporters that he took a huge risk by playing an attacking lineup.

Former Gunners star says Arsene Wenger will NOT be taking a risk by playing the 31 - year - old against Olympiacos

Anyway, the point is that, we should be diversifying our risk by buying multiple players in the middle range.

Every now and then, whether betting on accumulators or singles, punters take a worthy risk by including high - risk high - reward odds on underdog teams.

We all know that Wenger has taken a risk by not buying a striker, especially in the light of the injury to Danny Welbeck (who may not have helped much anyway) but at least Wenger still has faith in his team, and as supporters we too should have faith in our players to compete for trophies — which they will as the season progresses.

Would have been worth the risk by AW in my opinion.

He took unnecessary risk by benching the new signings and playing players out of positions.

Though ACL injuries are not entirely preventable, athletes can reduce their risk by maintaining general health and fitness year - round.

Winning the Premier League requires a strong squad, however, and with Vermaelen particularly injury - prone, Arsenal are taking a risk by keeping a player as poor as Squillaci as back - up.

And at times when he's taking risks he also takes a hugely clever risk by giving a certain defender the ball, directly before we close it down and winning it in area that puts them straight on the back foot.

Arsene needs to keep him on, they need goals for their confidence so Arsene takes a big risk by hauling him off.