Objectives Our first objective was to review the evidence describing the appearance and
microstructure of the neonatal line in human deciduous teeth and to link this with known …

Exposures to toxic trace elements and deficiencies of essential trace elements during
pregnancy may impact fetal growth. This study was conducted to determine the association …

Background This study was conducted to assess the effects of stillbirth and abortion on the
health of the subsequent newborns. Methods A prospective cohort study was implemented …

Background: Zinc is particularly involved in cellular growth, neurodevelopment, and immune
function, which is critical for child survival. To reduce neonatal mortality in developing …

Background: The present research aims to find the association between neonatal
anthropometric parameters and zinc and magnesium concentration in cord blood. Materials …

Background: there are many micronutrients deficiencies in the developing countries, one of
the most common is a Zinc deficiency. Aims: To assess the effect of low serum zinc level on …

Background: Zinc plays vital roles in all the systems of the human body. To reduce neonatal
mortality in developing countries, cost-effective and evidence-based interventions that can …

According to recent studies [1, 2], nutrition is believed to play a role in the pathogenesis of
adverse pregnancy outcomes, including preterm birth and subsequent neonatal sepsis …

Objectives: Abnormally invasive placentation (AIP) is a challenging situation capable of
complicating childbirth that has recently arisen, imposing a risk on maternal lives and well …

Background A few published data on maternal and cord levels of zinc and copper with
conflicting results were reported. We aimed to measure zinc and copper levels in the …