ParentHandbook.com, July 2010.
What happens during labor and delivery? While every woman's experience is different, this guide provides an overview of the typical signs and stages of labor.
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Showing posts with label women's health. Show all posts
Showing posts with label women's health. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Preeclampsia: Symptoms and Treatment
ParentHandbook.com, July 2010.
Preeclampsia occurs in approximately five percent of all pregnancies. Find out about the symptoms of this dangerous condition and how doctors treat it.
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Preeclampsia occurs in approximately five percent of all pregnancies. Find out about the symptoms of this dangerous condition and how doctors treat it.
Read the full text here.
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medicine,
parenthandbook.com,
women's health
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Birth of a New Field
Columns, June 2010, pages 20-21.
Despite her intense personal connection to the questions she's investigating, pharmacy professor Mary Hebert is quick to shift the focus elsewhere: "I just wanted other people to have healthy pregnancies."
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Despite her intense personal connection to the questions she's investigating, pharmacy professor Mary Hebert is quick to shift the focus elsewhere: "I just wanted other people to have healthy pregnancies."
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Columns,
medicine,
northwest,
profiles,
women's health
Monday, March 1, 2010
Findings, March 2010
Columns, March 2010, pages 22-23.
MRSA Digging in at Beaches
Antibiotic-resistant bacteria are gaining foothold in the natural environment.
Micro Microscope
The world's smallest microscope helps diagnose cancer.
Breast Cancer Detection Test
Ultrasound may enable some women to avoid unnecessary biopsies.
Locating Lightning
Creating a real-time map of lightning around the globe.
Getting the Dirt on Climate Change
And helping a forest grow on Vashon Island.
MRSA Digging in at Beaches
Antibiotic-resistant bacteria are gaining foothold in the natural environment.
Micro Microscope
The world's smallest microscope helps diagnose cancer.
Breast Cancer Detection Test
Ultrasound may enable some women to avoid unnecessary biopsies.
Locating Lightning
Creating a real-time map of lightning around the globe.
Getting the Dirt on Climate Change
And helping a forest grow on Vashon Island.
Labels:
climate change,
Columns,
environment,
medicine,
northwest,
public health,
restoration,
women's health
Tuesday, April 1, 2003
Your Health History
Real Simple, April 2003, pages 151-156.
A simple system for keeping track of vital health information.
A simple system for keeping track of vital health information.
Friday, May 26, 2000
Gene Modifies Effect of Estrogen on Cognitive Decline
Genome News Network, May 26, 2000.
A news article reporting on a study that brings together two strands of research about prevention of Alzheimer's disease: estrogen and a gene called ApoE.
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A news article reporting on a study that brings together two strands of research about prevention of Alzheimer's disease: estrogen and a gene called ApoE.
Read the full text here.
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