Synonyms for neonatal
ˌni oʊˈneɪt lneona·tal

Princeton's WordNet

1. neonataladjective

   relating to or affecting the infant during the first month after birth

   "neonatal care"; "the neonatal period"

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1. List of paraphrases for "neonatal":

   neo-natal, newborn, newborns, infant, new-born, post-neonatal

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1. Melinda Gates:

   I can go to a specific region and a specific state ... in Mexico and I can look and see exactly how we are doing on maternal health, child health and neonatal deaths, that tells me as a government how to act.

2. Haywood Brown:

   It became clear that early elective delivery prior to 39 weeks was associated with higher neonatal morbidity and mortality. As such, quality initiatives around early elective delivery were discouraged and hospitals adapted guidelines that discouraged elective delivery prior to 39 weeks.

3. Edward Hartle:

   Since September 30, we have changed this process, and have been using single-use equipment to measure and administer donor breast milk, we have had no new cases of infants becoming ill from pseudomonas in the( neonatal intensive care unit) since making this change.

4. Larry Rand:

   Especially in low - and middle-income countries with really high preterm birth rates and huge neonatal mortality rates, one of the biggest problems is, there is no ultrasound, and women are not empowered to keep track of their last menstrual cycle. It's often taboo to keep track of or talk about your period, that is one of the biggest problems we have worldwide, and lots of folks have been working on trying to find another way -- ideally an inexpensive test -- to figure out what the gestational age is for any given pregnancy.

5. Alex Azar:

   Neonatal abstinence syndrome is one of the most heartbreaking parts of the opioid crisis.