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July 1st

• Judgement « Reality Rounds: ?What a bitch. She needs to be sterilized. How can she continue to have so many babies? Lock her up and throw away the key.? Comments from ?medical professionals? during their daily routines.
• Embrionic Folding University of Cincinnati

June 30th

• Juneau Biosciences Endometriosis Preterm Labor Research: Juneau Biosciences is a privately held medical genetics company conducting groundbreaking research to develop innovative diagnostic products for diseases that predominantly affect women. Launched in early 2007, the Salt Lake City, Utah-based firm has focused so far on the development of novel molecular diagnostics and therapeutics for endometriosis, a condition estimated to affect approximately 10% of reproductive-a ge females. This research is the basis of all the tests and therapies that we will produce, patent, and disseminate to signal the revolution in women?s health care. Research of other conditions is already underway. Over the next several years, Juneau will launch additional programs for preterm labor and other gynecological and obstetric disorders. Juneau expects to improve the lives of millions of women through our genetic research and innovative health care solutions.

June 28th

• Iodine in pregnancy patient information sheet: iodine thyroid thyroxine

June 27th

• Firm Evidence Favors Folic Acid - Journal Watch Women's Health: K: Folic acid supplementatio n recommendation s for Neural Tube defects USPTF update
• Modeling Technology Allows Parents To Hold Unborn Children: The PhD project of Jorge Lopes, a Brazilian design student at London's Royal College of Art, offers the potential to allow expecting parents to hold their unborn children.

June 26th

• Midwifery Ramblings: Failed Induction Means That Your Body Works!

June 25th

• Letter to the Editor on Evidence-based Labor & Delivery Management - Our Bodies Ourselves

June 24th

• Ge Senographe Dmr Mammography Machine: Mammography machines help analyze breast tissue for possible incidence of cancer and are the choicest tools for guiding breast biopsy procedures. It works by directing a low frequency X-ray through the breast tissue and rendering detail...
• RANZCOG Women's Health Information

June 23rd

• National Blood Authority (NBA), Australia: Rhesus D AntiD Rh negative HDN
• Obstetrics: Obstetrics is the special deal of care given to a lady and her child during her period of pregnancy, puerperium and child birth. In the obstetric exercise, the obstetric practitioners look after the pregnant woman on a regular basis to ...
• Obstetrics: Obstetrics is the special deal of care given to a lady and her child during her period of pregnancy, puerperium and child birth. In the obstetric exercise, the obstetric practitioners look after the pregnant woman on a regular basis to ...
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