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Schizophrenia: Outcome in a Birth Year Cohort

Psychiatria Clinica, 2010
153 schizophrenic men from southern Sweden, hospitalized for schizophrenia and born between 1881 and 1900, experienced poor or favorable outcome independently of presence or absence of regressive schizophrenia in their sibs or parents. Homotypy for outcome was not observed within schizophrenic families.
C A, Larson, G E, Nyman
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The 11-year cycle in human births

International Journal of Biometeorology, 1993
The annual numbers of human births were analyzed with regard to an 11-year cycle. The annual values were obtained from seven different regions: Australia, Germany, England and Wales, New Zealand, Japan, Switzerland, and the USA. Fifty-five annual values were obtained from each region for the years 1930 to 1984, comprising approximately five sunspot ...
W, Randall, W S, Moos
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Birth Year

2018
A point system of scoring is enacted at a late 1882 (November or December) rules convention. Safeties are penalized by the award of a point to the opponents. Rules are overhauled and reduced from sixty-four to thirty-eight and a constitution written for the Intercollegiate Football Association.
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The year of Livia's birth

The Classical Quarterly, 1999
The year of Livia's birth is nowhere explicitly recorded in any ancient sources, and can be determined only by calculating back from the date given in the sources for the year of her death. Both Tacitus and Dio place that death securely in A.D. 29. Tacitus limits himself to the observation that by then she had lived into extreme old age, aetate extrema,
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Auspicious years, the birth of girls, and their birth outcomes

Economics & Human Biology
The literature suggests that parents intentionally time births, with one example being the increase in births during auspicious years according to Chinese cultural beliefs. We examine births, particularly those of girls, in 2007, a year considered auspicious in South Korea as the Year of the Golden Pig in the Chinese zodiac.
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Developmental examination: birth to 5 years

Archives of disease in childhood - Education & practice edition, 2011
Developmental examination is part of the process of identifying children at risk of poor developmental outcomes. Development is a rapidly changing process with large variations within the population and for the same child, which limits the sensitivity and specificity of any examination method.
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Birth and Early Years

1990
The AB was born in the shadow of threatening civil war between English and Afrikaans-speaking South Africans in 1918. In the last year of the Great War — at a moment when a German victory suddenly seemed possible — a patriotic mob of Empire Loyalists clashed with an equally fervent group of Afrikaner Republicans in the centre of Johannesburg.
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An eleven-year cycle in human births

International Journal of Biometeorology, 1991
The prominent endogenous cycle of the sun, with a period of approximately 11 years, is correlated with human conceptions. Time series methods (periodograms and periodic regression analyses) established that an approximate 11-year period exists in the data on births in the 20th century (1909-1985) in the United States and in New Zealand.
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The infant (birth–1 year)

1987
At birth one of the most important features in the nurturing of the infant is to ‘bond’ him with his parents. This can be achieved by touch and cuddling as soon as the infant is born and by contact during breast or bottle feeding.
Helen Lewer, Leslie Robertson
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Birth control in the year 2001

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1981
‘In the field of birth control, time is the most expensive commodity, for in every decade at least an additional billion people are born.’
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