Pregnant Information - December 5, 2008

Stress May Increase Risk of Miscarriage

February 22, 2006 - Topics stress, pregnant, research, studies and pregnancy
Researchers at the National Institutes of Health say the best advice for women trying to get pregnant is to de-stress your life before you conceive. For the first time, the study evaluated Cortisol levels, a stress-linked hormone.

Researchers evaluated 61 women over 12 months to check for pregnancy status and Cortisol levels

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China Issues First Guidelines on AIDS

February 12, 2006 - Topics aids, disease, hiv, women and pregnant
China has announced new rules to control and prevent the spread of AIDS. The law, which comes into force on March 1, will also ban discrimination against AIDS sufferers.

Local authorities will be responsible for providing free testing, as well as free medication for poor patients and pregnant women who have the disease

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American Academy of Dermatology Looks to Delay Start of Accutane Program

February 11, 2006 - Topics accutane, isotretinoin, amnesteem, claravis and sotret
Health officials said Friday that Americans taking Accutane to fight acne may be given more time to register in a program that has been devised to limit the use of the drug by pregnant women.

Accutane has been found to cause birth defects, which is why officials are asking patients and doctors to register in a program called iPledge. Those looking to continue using the drug must be registered by March 1

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Yale Researchers Announce New Test For Pregnant Women

February 2, 2006 - Topics women, pregnant, research, pregnancy and infection
Researchers at Yale report they can accurately detect dangerous infections in pregnant women, and also predict the possibility of premature birth.

Catalin S. Buhimschi, M.D., describes the technique as profiling specific proteins in amniotic fluid for inflammation

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Study: Pregnancy Does Not Protect Against Depression

February 1, 2006 - Topics pregnancy, study, depression, newborn and pregnant
he hormone surges during pregnancy that keeps

mothers-to-be happy and glowing apparently aren't enough to stave

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