If you do shift work, and many of us do, a new study presented at the 25th European Congress of Endocrinology using mice suggests that doing shift work for only four weeks can throw biological clocks off, and their ability to conceive diminishes.
The study helps us understand how circadian disruptions affect female fertility and may potentially aid in developing prophylactic strategies for women who work irregular hours.
An Emory University study has validated an FDA-approved test that can help
Maternal death continues to be a problem but it’s nice to know
What stands in the way between you and a healthy baby? Plenty, if you’re not careful. The wrong doctor; hospital or un-diagnosed high risk condition could be a potential disaster that’s why The Smart Mother’s Guide® to a Better Pregnancy was written.
