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Althea Medical Journal, 2021 Background: Infanticide is a criminal act when a mother kills her child at or soon after birth. Considering whether a case has been decided as infanticide, determination of the life of the neonate at birth is imperative. Breath signs from macroscopic and
Rania Azzahra Salsazayasya Parikesit +2 more
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Behavioral Characteristics and Medicolegal Identification of Infanticide [PDF]
Fayixue Zazhi, 2018 Due to the concealment and incidence higher than reported statistics, infanticide should attract the attention of legal medical experts. The infanticide process has common behavioral characteristics.
DING Yang, LU Qin, WANG Chun-guo,et al.
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Infanticide by Adult Females Causes Sexual Conflict in a Female-Dominated Social Mammal
Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution, 2022 Infanticide by adult females includes any substantial contribution to the demise of young and inevitably imposes fitness costs on the victim’s genetic fathers, thereby generating sexual conflict with them. Few if any studies have quantified the impact of
Marion L. East +6 more
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Infanticide in Senegal: results from an exploratory mixed-methods study
Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters, 2019 This article presents formative research on the practice of infanticide, the intentional killing or fatal neglect of a child less than one-year-old. We hypothesised that the abortion law in Senegal, one of the most restrictive in the world, contributes ...
Heidi Moseson +3 more
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REVIEW: Meticulous study of early colonial infanticide
Pacific Journalism Review, 2013 Every once in a while an academic researcher will privately concede they would like to have written the book they have reviewed. Count me in that category. Nicola Goc’s examination of news narratives of infanticide from 1822-1922 in Britain and Australia
Judy McGregor
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Journal of Forensic Science and Medicine, 2017 Infanticide is killing of a child < 12 months of age by a mother who has not fully recovered from the effects of pregnancy, giving birth and lactation, and suffers some degree of mental disturbance.
Arneet Arora +3 more
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