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  • Over 100 Frightening Facts About Smoking
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  • 7 Reasons You Need To Quit Smoking Today
    By: Terence Young | Nov 6th 2006
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  • Fish Oils - Can You Give Birth To Smart Babies Safely?
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  • Vitamin B9 Benefits, Sources And Deficiency
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  • Types Of Nursery Nurse Jobs
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  • Copper : Dietary Sources, Health Benefit And Deficiency
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  • Minerals And Vitamins For Women
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  • Aspirin "reduces Risk Of Pre-eclampsia In Pregnancy"
    By: Chris Marshall | Aug 24th 2007
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  • What You Must Know About Infant Apnea
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  • Baby's Skin Care
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  • Mental Development Of Preterm Babies
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    Low weight preterm babies who receive breast milk immediately after birth while in the intensive care unit have higher scores of mental development at 30 months as compared to other babies who were not breast fed. Read

  • Healthy And Smooth Pregnancy With Prenatal Yoga Practice!
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  • Warning Possible Danger In Coffee Shops If You're Pregnant
    By: Barry Share | Feb 11th 2008
    Pregnancy is most often a joyful time, but it's also a time when women must be careful of what they eat and drink. A new study has found that caffeine can be dangerous for pregnant women, especially during the first trimester. Read

  • An Overview Of Cerebral Palsy
    By: Joe Devine | Mar 3rd 2008
    Cerebral Palsy is a condition that affects 10,000 children per year. It affects the brains development which manifests itself in physical problems. Read

  • The Risks Of A Late Pregnancy
    By: Apurva Shree | Mar 20th 2008
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  • The Benefits Of Fish Oil Continue To Grow!
    By: Darrell Miller-1603 | Apr 23rd 2008
    With the Increase of fast food and over processed diets, Americans are severely lacking fish oil specifically DHA and EPA in their diet. Boost your overall health and reduce the likely hood of disease with a good contaminate free fish oil. Read

  • More Dioxins In Organic Milk Compared To Regular Milk
    By: Russell Eaton | Apr 27th 2008
    Coal-fired electricity stations send dioxins into the air as the smoke is dispersed. Also, dioxins come from all types of factory wastes, commercial incineration, traffic pollution, industrial emissions, fires, and many other chemical and industrial processes. Tests show dioxins to be the most potent carcinogen known to man. Read

  • March Of Dimes
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    March of Dimes is a health charity committed to prevent birth defects and infant mortality. It was originally founded to prevent polio. Read

  • Canadian Pharmacies Introduce Rosacea Breakthrough
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  • Medicines And Drugs To Be Avoided During Pregnancy
    By: Brain | Oct 9th 2008
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  • Quit It--how Smoking Harms Your Fertility And Your Chances Of Having The Healthy Baby Of Your Dreams
    By: Gabriela Rosa | Jan 7th 2009
    This article describes how smoking can harm your chances of creating a healthy baby and how you can quit without stress. Read

  • Deck Out Your Baby Online
    By: Bobby Buys | Mar 24th 2009
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  • Heart Diseases- Causes, Symptoms,types, Prevention & Treatment Of Heart Diseases
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    Beside cancer, heart disease kills more than 2,000 Americans everyday. Approximately 60 million Americans have heart disease. Read

  • Engorged Breasts
    By: Mac grath | Aug 20th 2009
    Most moms pump breast milk to collect and store it for their babies while they are not around. However, if you have engorged breasts you can express some of your milk to ease the discomfort. If your baby is premature or cannot latch on to your breast for some reason, pumping breast milk might be recommended for her. Read

  • What Is The Best Pregnancy Food For Your Unborn Child??
    By: Roger Noonan | Sep 3rd 2009
    Did you know that there is a pregnancy food that can make all the difference in your child's development? It is important that pregnant mothers understand that their unborn children eat and drink everything that they put inside of their bodies. Babies are very sensitive to the type of nutrition they are receiving. Read

  • Foods To Avoid When Pregnant: Learn The Facts.
    By: Roger Noonan | Oct 26th 2009
    While it is important to learn what healthy eating is while pregnant it is also important to know what foods to avoid when pregnant. There are a lot of myths out there surrounding foods and what they can do to the baby. Here we are going to offer some straight talk about what foods you should do your best to stay away from while you are pregnant and hopefully explain what proper pregnancy nutrition is. Read

  • Cerebral Palsy The Result Of Med Mal
    By: Christopher Mellino | Dec 17th 2009
    Many people don’t realize that cerebral palsy is often the result of medical malpractice. Read

  • Reborn Dolls And Kits For Collectors
    By: Katrina Stephens | Jan 6th 2010
    The act of creating reborn dolls has been perfected and refined. From painting methods to enhancements today's reborn is more realistic than ever. Work is no longer completed at the point of the beauty on the outside. By including add-on variations and elements such as a heartbeat simulator, these creations are truly life-like. Read

  • Lung Disease - An Overview
    By: genelia mark | Jan 25th 2010
    Human lungs are almost as important as the heart in terms of their functions. Whenever you take a breath of air, your heart takes the oxygen supplied by your lungs and sends some eventually to every cell in your body.

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  • Foods To Eat When Pregnant That Will Ensure A Healthy Baby.
    By: Roger Noonan | Jan 30th 2010
    As soon as you realise you're pregnant, there is one thing that becomes top priority and that is a healthy baby. During pregnancy, there are only a few ways of making sure your baby is healthy. The first is to cut out alcohol, the second is to stop smoking, and the third way, and probably the most important way, is to maintain a healthy diet. Read

  • Medical Errors: Are We In Safe Hands?
    By: Katt Mollar | Feb 10th 2010
    Mistakes are not something that we usually associate with the medical field. But medical misadventures occur and will continue to occur. The obstacles remain formidable what with overcrowding, overworked staff and cost cutting. In the meantime, patients must be vigilant, ask questions and be their own advocate. Read

  • Growth Disturbances How You Increase Height
    By: adrianna smith | Feb 19th 2010
    Height is very hereditary. High parents' children are often at the upper end, and perhaps beyond normal limits. Similarly, young parents, often young children. A late growth pattern with late onset of puberty may also be hereditary. Read

  • Uncommon Baby Gift Tips
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  • What Type Of Car Seat Do I Need?
    By: Sandy Richards | Dec 3rd 2010
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  • 90 Teen Pregnancies At One Memphis High School
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  • Premature Babies: What You Need To Know
    By: Tony and Nyrie Roos | Jun 5th 2011
    Many women think that it is somehow their fault that they have given birth to a premature baby. Nothing could be further from the truth; provided the mother does not fall in the risk category, it cannot be her fault. Kangaroo Mother Care has provided mother’s with premature babies a means to do something about it. Read

  • Will Texas Health Insurance And Healthcare Quality Improve?
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    Last year, health care reform focused on improving health insurance for Texas by extending coverage to more Americans. This year, the federal emphasis is on making health care safer. Read

  • Clearing The Air- Baby Sling Recalls
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  • New Research Reveals That Mum's Diet May Influence Baby's Allergies
    By: Jackie De Burca | Sep 21st 2011
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  • Neonatology Jobs For Nurses And Nurse Practitioners
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