COLOSTRUM IMPACT FACTOR
Colostrum may be a sort of milk which is produced within the mammary glands of the mammals.. It’s highly concentrated, filled with protein and nutrient-dense, so a touch goes an extended way in your baby’s tiny tummy. It’s also low in fat, easy to digest, and brimming with components that start his development within the absolute best way. And, maybe even more importantly, it plays an important role in building his system . Up to two-thirds of the cells in colostrum are white blood cells that guard against infections, also as helping your baby start fighting infections for him. the highest open access journals provide top quality , meticulously reviewed and rapid publication, to cater the insistent need of scientific community.
There are many children within the world die per annum before reaching the age of 5 thanks to malnutrition and infectious diseases and that they are mostly from the developing countries like Somalia, Uganda, Bangladesh, Nepal, Tanzania, Ghana, India, Sudan, Pakistan, Nigeria etc. there's little question that infants are susceptible to infection thanks to their not fully developed system . Apposite food and nutrition during infancy are very essential for immediate and future health, physical growth, mental development and a healthy system . consistent with World Health Organization, breast milk is that the ideal food for normal infant and that they strongly recommend exclusive nursing for first six months of the traditional infants rather than any prelacteals. Colostrum is that the earliest and most immunologically protective secretion of the mammary glands, which is very nutritious, easily digestible substance and acts also as natural vaccine against various health related threats in humans. many evidence reported from everywhere the world revealed that neonatal and post neonatal deaths were become lower among those infants who fed colostrums than those that weren't .
High Impact List of Articles
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Pregnancy woman to mother and neonatal care
Khue Vu NguyenEditor Note: Journal of Pregnancy and Neonatal Medicine
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Pregnancy woman to mother and neonatal care
Khue Vu NguyenEditor Note: Journal of Pregnancy and Neonatal Medicine
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Factors affecting the utilization of antenatal care among pregnant women: A literature review.
Sumera Aziz Ali, Aftab Ahmed Dero, Savera Aziz Ali, Gulshan Bano AliReview Article: Journal of Pregnancy and Neonatal Medicine
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Factors affecting the utilization of antenatal care among pregnant women: A literature review.
Sumera Aziz Ali, Aftab Ahmed Dero, Savera Aziz Ali, Gulshan Bano AliReview Article: Journal of Pregnancy and Neonatal Medicine
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Pregnancy outcomes of induction of labor with metreurynter at or after 39 weeks of gestation in women with one previous cesarean delivery.
Kento Misawa, Yoshiaki Maseki, Atsuko Tezuka, Madoka Furuhashi1Research Article: Journal of Pregnancy and Neonatal Medicine
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Pregnancy outcomes of induction of labor with metreurynter at or after 39 weeks of gestation in women with one previous cesarean delivery.
Kento Misawa, Yoshiaki Maseki, Atsuko Tezuka, Madoka Furuhashi1Research Article: Journal of Pregnancy and Neonatal Medicine
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Single umblical artery in a neonate: Does it matter?
Ganavi Ramagopal, Ganesh Narayana, Geethanjali Arivudaiselvan, Prabhu Elango, Rajendran RamayiCase Report: Journal of Pregnancy and Neonatal Medicine
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Single umblical artery in a neonate: Does it matter?
Ganavi Ramagopal, Ganesh Narayana, Geethanjali Arivudaiselvan, Prabhu Elango, Rajendran RamayiCase Report: Journal of Pregnancy and Neonatal Medicine
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Predictors of poor suckling among neonates delivered at 37 weeks and beyond from obstetric perspective: a five-year observational study.
Alaa Masood, Mohamed Emarh, Alaa Al-Halaby, Hanan El-Sayed, Rania El-ZayatResearch Article: Journal of Pregnancy and Neonatal Medicine
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Predictors of poor suckling among neonates delivered at 37 weeks and beyond from obstetric perspective: a five-year observational study.
Alaa Masood, Mohamed Emarh, Alaa Al-Halaby, Hanan El-Sayed, Rania El-ZayatResearch Article: Journal of Pregnancy and Neonatal Medicine
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Donor Human Milk May Decrease Severe Gastrointestinal Distress in Infants with Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome
Catherine Alexander, Paula Radmacher, Lori DevlinResearch Article: Journal of Pregnancy and Neonatal Medicine
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Donor Human Milk May Decrease Severe Gastrointestinal Distress in Infants with Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome
Catherine Alexander, Paula Radmacher, Lori DevlinResearch Article: Journal of Pregnancy and Neonatal Medicine
Conference Proceedings
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Vascular anatomy of little’s area in children with Epistaxis
Joerg Bachmann and Benedikt J FolzScientific Tracks Abstracts: Current Pediatric Research
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Vascular anatomy of little’s area in children with Epistaxis
Joerg Bachmann and Benedikt J FolzScientific Tracks Abstracts: Current Pediatric Research
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PROGNOSTIC FACTORS FOR SURGICAL OUTCOME AND SURVIVAL IN WOMEN TREATED FOR BORDERLINE OVARIAN TUMORS
Mohamed Zakaria Sayer DayerPosters & Accepted Abstracts: Hematology and Blood Disorders
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PROGNOSTIC FACTORS FOR SURGICAL OUTCOME AND SURVIVAL IN WOMEN TREATED FOR BORDERLINE OVARIAN TUMORS
Mohamed Zakaria Sayer DayerPosters & Accepted Abstracts: Hematology and Blood Disorders
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ACUTE SURGICAL ABDOMEN IN NEONATAL AGE GROUP
Diary Abdulrahman MohammadPosters & Accepted Abstracts: Current Pediatric Research
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ACUTE SURGICAL ABDOMEN IN NEONATAL AGE GROUP
Diary Abdulrahman MohammadPosters & Accepted Abstracts: Current Pediatric Research
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PRE-CLINICAL & CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT OF BIOSIMILAR INSULINS/INSULIN ANALOGUES: THE CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS OF CRITERIA FOR SIMILARITY
Agam ShahKeynote: Biomedical Research
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PRE-CLINICAL & CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT OF BIOSIMILAR INSULINS/INSULIN ANALOGUES: THE CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS OF CRITERIA FOR SIMILARITY
Agam ShahKeynote: Biomedical Research
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Nanofluorophore assisted fluorescence image-guided cancer surgery
Jian XuScientific Tracks Abstracts: Biology & Medicine Case Reports
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Nanofluorophore assisted fluorescence image-guided cancer surgery
Jian XuScientific Tracks Abstracts: Biology & Medicine Case Reports
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The investigation on the protective role of regulatory T cells in lps induced fetliver damage in late pregnant mice
Muhammad Siddiq, Li LiuPosters & Accepted Abstracts: Current Pediatric Research
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The investigation on the protective role of regulatory T cells in lps induced fetliver damage in late pregnant mice
Muhammad Siddiq, Li LiuPosters & Accepted Abstracts: Current Pediatric Research