Mother Information - December 1, 2008

Disabled Kenyan Boy In Treatment Bid Dies

March 3, 2006 - Topics hospital, aids, leprosy, mother and father
The Thalidomide UK charity says a disabled Kenyan boy, whose parents fought to have him treated in the UK, has died.

Born without arms or legs, one-year-old Freddie Musena-Mtile died in his hometown of Malindi from a fungal infection

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Pakistani Conjoined Twin Girls Die

February 21, 2006 - Topics female, mother and hospital
Conjoined female twins, born to an October 9 earthquake survivor in Pakistan-administered Kashmir, died Sunday.

The twins were attached from the chest to their abdomen at the rib cage and shared a heart and liver

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New Tests Can Help To Stop Premature Labor Faster

February 2, 2006 - Topics women, mother, medicine, study and infection
A new study reports that women can undergo a protein test that will predict whether they will go into premature labor.

BBC reports that the test, devised by Yale University scientists, can also indicate infections which lead to early birth

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Doctors Remove Mass from Haitian Girl's Face

January 29, 2006 - Topics disease, male, teenager, mother and medicine
Doctors at Jackson Memorial Medical Center removed a 16-pound mass from the face of a 14-year-old Haitian teenager Thursday. Marlie Casseus was in intensive care after the surgery, in which doctors removed the mass from the area around her mouth and her jaw.

"I can say that this is a complete success," Dr. Jesus Gomez of the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, one of the surgeons involved in the nearly nine-hour operation, told reporters. "She will be able in the future to move her jaw. She is going to recover all the capabilities to swallow and speak

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Research: Stress May Contribute To Death Of Male Fetuses

January 24, 2006 - Topics research, stress, male, baby and female
Research suggests a woman's body may kill off weaker fetuses during times of stress.

It is known that fewer boys tend to be born during tough times, such as natural disasters. Male fetuses and embryos are weaker than females and less likely to survive to birth; it is not known why this is

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