infant
| A child below full legal age; see minor. |
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And like his character in Mambo, Kirby has fostered a strong, loving bond with a male friend--"It's a deep love; it's beyond a crush"--since infanthood. The standard immunization doesn't "take" early in infanthood because residual antibodies to measles from the mother attack and destroy the weakened virus before the body can muster its own immune response, says James M. |
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