C-sections Dont Help With Baby Blues Reported February 25, 2005 (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Women considered at risk for postpartum depression arent likely to benefit from having a planned cesarean section, shows a new study out of Great Britain. Results show no difference in postpartum depression rates between women who had … [Read more...]
Fertility & Pregnancy News
Survival tips for new moms
Survival tips for new moms Reported July 10, 2007 New mom Annemarie Tempelman-Kluit found herself wandering around the house, ravenously hungry, wondering if she could stand to eat another container of yogurt or another healthy cookie or bowl of cereal. Again. "It's awful!" she says. "People tell you a lot of stuff about having a baby, but nobody tells you what to do … [Read more...]
Classical Music Keeps Preemies Healthy
Classical Music Keeps Preemies HealthyReported January 08, 2010 (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- A Mozart sonata a day may be just what the doctor ordered for preemies struggling to stay healthy. A new study at Tel Aviv University found premature babies who listen to music by the 18-century composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart may gain weight faster than those who don't. "It's not … [Read more...]
Depressed Moms-to-be Brighten up
Depressed Moms-to-be Brighten up Reported July 7, 2004 PITTSBURGH (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- Post-partum depression and even depression during pregnancy are common, but treating the condition can be especially challenging. Antidepressants are rarely recommended for pregnant or breast feeding women. So whats a woman to do for help? Motherhood was always in the plans for … [Read more...]
Babies from frozen embryos less likely to be premature
Babies from frozen embryos less likely to be premature Reported July 09, 2008 A Danish study has found that IVF babies born from embryos that are frozen are less likely to be underweight or premature than those conceived during fresh treatment cycles. Frozen embryos are thawed before they are used and there has been some concern in the past that the … [Read more...]
Do Birth Control Pills Make Women Weaker?
Do Birth Control Pills Make Women Weaker?Reported April 27, 2009 (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Oral contraceptives appear to impair muscle gains in young women and are associated with lower hormone levels, according to a new study. Researchers set out to examine the effect of oral contraceptives (OC) on healthy women between the ages of 18 and 31. The women participated in a … [Read more...]
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