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by organisms other than GBS , especially E. coli(passive) caused byneonatal sepsis
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bacterial pathogenscauseneonatal sepsis
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a rare human pathogencausingneonatal sepsis
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about 8 % of all neonatal deathscausesabout 8 % of all neonatal deaths
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15 % of maternal deathcauses15 % of maternal death
15 % of maternal death worldwidecauses15 % of maternal death worldwide
organisms in this studycausingorganisms in this study
in reduction of neonatal mortalityresultsin reduction of neonatal mortality
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the mortality(passive) caused bythe mortality
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significant neonatal mortality and morbiditycausessignificant neonatal mortality and morbidity
a high burden of morbidity and mortality in developing countriescausesa high burden of morbidity and mortality in developing countries
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