Assertion: c section's baby | /r/AtLocation | risk
Facets:
value: for complications
type: PURPOSE
value: for a potential problem
type: CAUSE
value: truly
type: DEGREE
value: for preterm birth
type: PURPOSE
value: compared to babies
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Compared to babies born vaginally, babies born by cesarean are at risk for health complications they are less likely to face with a normal birth.
text: Future babies are more at risk for preterm birth and have an increased risk of stillbirth.
text: And the fact is that a lot of C-sections are performed in clinical gray areas, where the necessity is not clear—for reasons like “abnormal labor progress,” or out of concern for the baby’s safety based on the fetal heart tracing (an intervention notoriously poor at identifying babies who truly are at risk if they continue in labor).
text: Often, however, C-sections are performed in emergency circumstances because conditions indicate that the mother or baby is at risk for a potential problem.
text: Babies born by C-section, like this quadruplet in China, can be at risk for complications.