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Water Exercises for Pregnant Women

Water Exercises for Pregnant Women
Exercises in the pool are very useful for women's health, not only on a daily basis, but during pregnancy as well. Water aerobics helps pregnant women to relax, reduce the load on the spine, control weight, and improve the functioning of all organs and systems Full story

Depression in Teenagers to Be Diagnosed by a Blood Test

Depression in Teenagers to Be Diagnosed by a Blood Test
Diagnosing depression in the near future will be as easy as defining high cholesterol. The findings of the researchers from Northwestern School of Medicine in Chicago can detect depression with the help of a blood test. Full story

Obesity Predisposition Starts in the Mother’s Womb

You fail to lose weight? This can be explained by a number of reasons: laziness, wrong method, self-deception or... genetics. If you have a problem, it is unlikely that you thought the tendency for obesity to have been programmed at the stage of your development in the womb. It has been proved now. Full story

Snoring, Behavioral Problems in Children Linked

The children, who suffer from pauses in breathing during sleep, breathe through the mouth or snore, are more likely to have behavioral problems. Full story

Household Chemicals and Vaccination Effect

Household Chemicals and Vaccination Effect
Perfluorinated compounds, which are found in food packaging and textile products, can cause disorders of the immune system in children. Full story

Doctors Ask Pregnant Women to Stop Smoking – Again

Doctors Ask Pregnant Women to Stop Smoking - Again
All people are well aware of the fact that smoking is very harmful and hurts not only the health of the smoker. Nevertheless, many women, even being in the family way, cannot get rid of this bad habit once and forever. Full story

SIDS: Genetic Component Found

SIDS: Genetic Component Found
German researchers have drawn the conclusion that Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) because of sleep apnea can sometimes be determined by genetic causes. Full story

Boys to Be Vaccinated against Human Papillomavirus

Boys to Be Vaccinated against Human Papillomavirus
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that boys of the age of 11 to 12 years should be vaccinated with the vaccine against human papillomavirus (HPV). Full story
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Frequent Moving Affects Children’s Health

Frequent Moving Affects Children's Health
The children, who are forced to move with their parents, frequently changing their place of residence, may face a greater risk of diseases in the long run. Full story

Breath Problems in Infants Born via Cesarean Section

Breath Problems in Infants Born via Cesarean Section
Premature babies, born via Cesarean section, may face the 30% higher risk of serious breath problems. Full story
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Mother’s Age and Breast Cancer Risk in Daughter

Mother's Age and Breast Cancer Risk in Daughter
A new study shows that with age, under certain conditions a girl can develop breast thickening, which is a serious risk factor for cancer. If a mother gives birth to a girl when she is over 39, and if before puberty the girl is taller and thinner than her peers, she has a high chance of getting breast cancer. Full story

The Pros and Cons of Liposuction After Childbirth

Pregnancy puts on extra pounds on a woman. Some women put on just a few that they lose right after the baby is born, and some unlucky women even put on hundreds. Full story

Pregnancy Heartburn

Pregnancy Heartburn
Many pregnant women suffer from heartburn. In this article, we shall try to tell you how you can deal with heartburn and why it occurs. Full story

How to Cure the Common Cold during Pregnancy

How to Cure the Common Cold during Pregnancy
Expectant mothers are trying hard not to get sick during pregnancy, but, unfortunately, not all of them are successful. Here are some expert tips to help you recover quickly and without any harm for the baby. Full story

Wi-Fi Radiation Affects Male Fertility

Wi-Fi Radiation Affects Male Fertility
The interrelation of a man and his computer has been the subject of suspicious scrutiny for almost its whole history, and as time passes it accumulates further facts and details on the PC’s nefarious influence on the health of its owner. The latest study on this appeared in the Fertility and Sterility journal. Full story

Pregnancy and Wearing High Heels

Pregnancy and Wearing High Heels
Victoria Beckham used to wear studded heels until the last days of each pregnancy, so more and more pregnant women follow her example today. But is it safe? Full story

Exercising during Pregnancy

Exercising during Pregnancy
Exercise during pregnancy is aimed at helping to strengthen the muscle groups, which have a greater burden during childbirth. Right exercises also contribute to the formation of proper breathing and improve circulation. Full story

Environmental Pollution Harms Baby’s Development in the Womb

Environmental Pollution Harms Baby's Development in the Womb
The U.S. researchers have warned that environmental pollution caused by exhaust fumes from transport can affect the fetus in the womb. Full story

10 Interesting Facts about Smoking before and during Pregnancy

10 Interesting Facts about Smoking before and during Pregnancy
Smoking during pregnancy means diabetes and obesity for the future baby. In honor of the recent World No Tobacco Day, which was observed on November 17, Geniuspregnancy wants to remind you of the consequences of smoking during pregnancy. Full story

How to Protect Your Children from Flu and Cold?

How to Protect Your Children from Flu and Cold?
Why should children be protected from influenza? First of all, they suffer particularly much from it, and various complications may occur against the background of frequent colds, thus leading to a chronic disease. Full story

Folic Acid Intake Prevents Speech Delay in Child

Folic Acid Intake Prevents Speech Delay in Child
The children, whose mothers did not take folic acid in early pregnancy, have serious problems after birth with delays in speech development. Such a conclusion has been made by the scientists from Columbia University (New York). Full story

Dermophil Launches Caring Lip Balm for Children

Dermophil Launches Caring Lip Balm for Children
Autumn has come, and winter is still coming – that is the time when the skin, including lips, needs a particularly careful treatment. Full story

7 Tips on How to Protect Your Child from Flu and Cold

7 Tips on How to Protect Your Child from Flu and Cold
According to the statistics, only 22% of children, who come to the first form, can be called completely healthy. The problems of child health, disease prevention, and the acquisition of habits have been discussed by the doctors at the European Congress on school and university medicine. Full story

Vitamins Prevent Premature Birth

Vitamins Prevent Premature Birth
A new research has shown that taking multivitamins before conceiving a child helps women avoid premature birth. Full story

A Few Excess Pounds Lead to Depression Sooner Than Obesity

A Few Excess Pounds Lead to Depression Sooner Than Obesity
French scientists conducted a research and made a surprising conclusion: obese teenage girls are less affected by depression than the ones who have a few extra pounds. Full story
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