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World Iodine Deficiency Day 2024: Can Iodine Deficiency Affect The Foetus And The Mother?
World Iodine Deficiency Day 2024: This article explores the impact of iodine deficiency on both the foetus and the mother, highlighting why its essential to maintain adequate iodine levels during pregnancy, and what can be done to prevent deficiency-related complications.
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World Iodine Deficiency Day 2024: Can Iodine Deficiency Affect The Foetus And The Mother?
World Iodine Deficiency Day 2024: This article explores the impact of iodine deficiency on both the foetus and the mother, highlighting why its essential to maintain adequate iodine levels during pregnancy, and what can be done to prevent deficiency-related complications.
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Understanding The Difference Between Miscarriage And Stillbirths
This article will explain the key distinctions between miscarriage and stillbirth, how they contrast in terms of gestational timing, and the essential care required for the mother after such a loss.
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Coronavirus Significantly Raises Risk Of Stillbirth, Says US Study
The risk of stillbirth is about twice as high for women with Covid compared to those without, and grew to about quadruple during the period when the Delta variant became dominant, a large US government study said Friday.
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Air Pollution Linked To Increased Risk Of Pregnancy Loss In India: Lancet Study
Pregnant women in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, who are exposed to poor air quality, may be at higher risk of stillbirths and miscarriages, according to a modelling study published in The Lancet Planetary Health journal.
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Did You Know: Sexually Transmitted Infections Spread To 1 Million Daily
An estimated 1 in 25 carry at least one of the infections, which left untreated can cause neurological and cardiovascular disease, infertility, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirths and an increased risk of HIV.
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Counting Fetal Kicks Can Help Prevent Stillbirths
Many doctors have long urged pregnant women to pay attention to fetal kicks. They signal the health of the baby and can also help in preventing stillbirths.
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7 Tips To Reduce The Risk Of Stillbirth
Stillbirth is a medical condition in which the baby is either born dead or dies at the moment of birth. Women with diabetes or high blood pressure may be at a higher risk of stillbirth.
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Zika Virus May Increase The Risk Of Miscarriages, Stillbirth: 6 Things You Need To Know About Zika Virus
Exposure to the Zika virus in the first trimester of pregnancy is linked to a higher risk of fetal death, miscarriages and stillbirth. Besides this, there are 6 other things you must know about Zika virus. Read here.
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Mums-To-Be, Sleeping On Your Back May Increase Risk Of Stillbirth!
The research, published on Monday in the British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, is the largest of its kind and the clearest evidence yet that sleeping conditions during pregnancy could have significant effects on the fetus.
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Lying On Back During Pregnancy May Up Stillbirth Risk: Study
Melbourne: Moms-to-be, take note! Women who lie on their backs in the last three months of pregnancy may have a higher risk of stillbirth, a new study has warned. Researchers at the University of Auckland in New Zealand have found that lying face up while pregnant can change the baby’s heart rate and activity state which suggests that the foetus ...
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Seasonal Influenza Vaccination May Halve Stillbirth Risk
Women who receive a seasonal influenza vaccination during pregnancy may have over 50 per cent less risk of experiencing a stillbirth than unvaccinated mothers, according to a new study.
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'Snus' tobacco raises stillbirth risk
Pregnant women who use a smokeless form of tobacco known as "snus" may have a risk of stillbirth on par with women who smoke cigarettes.
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Pregnancy loss linked to divorce
Studies have shown that married couples' risk of divorce can go up after the death of a child, and now new findings suggest that relationships may also become more fragile after a miscarriage or stillbirth.
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Stress in pregnancy may cause stillbirth
Women who are under high psychological stress during pregnancy may have an increased risk of stillbirth.
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World Iodine Deficiency Day 2024: Can Iodine Deficiency Affect The Foetus And The Mother?
World Iodine Deficiency Day 2024: This article explores the impact of iodine deficiency on both the foetus and the mother, highlighting why its essential to maintain adequate iodine levels during pregnancy, and what can be done to prevent deficiency-related complications.
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World Iodine Deficiency Day 2024: Can Iodine Deficiency Affect The Foetus And The Mother?
World Iodine Deficiency Day 2024: This article explores the impact of iodine deficiency on both the foetus and the mother, highlighting why its essential to maintain adequate iodine levels during pregnancy, and what can be done to prevent deficiency-related complications.
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Understanding The Difference Between Miscarriage And Stillbirths
This article will explain the key distinctions between miscarriage and stillbirth, how they contrast in terms of gestational timing, and the essential care required for the mother after such a loss.
-
Coronavirus Significantly Raises Risk Of Stillbirth, Says US Study
The risk of stillbirth is about twice as high for women with Covid compared to those without, and grew to about quadruple during the period when the Delta variant became dominant, a large US government study said Friday.
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Air Pollution Linked To Increased Risk Of Pregnancy Loss In India: Lancet Study
Pregnant women in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, who are exposed to poor air quality, may be at higher risk of stillbirths and miscarriages, according to a modelling study published in The Lancet Planetary Health journal.
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Did You Know: Sexually Transmitted Infections Spread To 1 Million Daily
An estimated 1 in 25 carry at least one of the infections, which left untreated can cause neurological and cardiovascular disease, infertility, ectopic pregnancy, stillbirths and an increased risk of HIV.
-
Counting Fetal Kicks Can Help Prevent Stillbirths
Many doctors have long urged pregnant women to pay attention to fetal kicks. They signal the health of the baby and can also help in preventing stillbirths.
-
7 Tips To Reduce The Risk Of Stillbirth
Stillbirth is a medical condition in which the baby is either born dead or dies at the moment of birth. Women with diabetes or high blood pressure may be at a higher risk of stillbirth.
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Zika Virus May Increase The Risk Of Miscarriages, Stillbirth: 6 Things You Need To Know About Zika Virus
Exposure to the Zika virus in the first trimester of pregnancy is linked to a higher risk of fetal death, miscarriages and stillbirth. Besides this, there are 6 other things you must know about Zika virus. Read here.
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Mums-To-Be, Sleeping On Your Back May Increase Risk Of Stillbirth!
The research, published on Monday in the British Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, is the largest of its kind and the clearest evidence yet that sleeping conditions during pregnancy could have significant effects on the fetus.
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Lying On Back During Pregnancy May Up Stillbirth Risk: Study
Melbourne: Moms-to-be, take note! Women who lie on their backs in the last three months of pregnancy may have a higher risk of stillbirth, a new study has warned. Researchers at the University of Auckland in New Zealand have found that lying face up while pregnant can change the baby’s heart rate and activity state which suggests that the foetus ...
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Seasonal Influenza Vaccination May Halve Stillbirth Risk
Women who receive a seasonal influenza vaccination during pregnancy may have over 50 per cent less risk of experiencing a stillbirth than unvaccinated mothers, according to a new study.
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'Snus' tobacco raises stillbirth risk
Pregnant women who use a smokeless form of tobacco known as "snus" may have a risk of stillbirth on par with women who smoke cigarettes.
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Pregnancy loss linked to divorce
Studies have shown that married couples' risk of divorce can go up after the death of a child, and now new findings suggest that relationships may also become more fragile after a miscarriage or stillbirth.
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Stress in pregnancy may cause stillbirth
Women who are under high psychological stress during pregnancy may have an increased risk of stillbirth.
