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Gestational diabetes is a type of diabetes that is first diagnosed during pregnancy. It was once believed that the harm associated with this type of diabetes disappeared after pregnancy, but this is not true. It is important to know about gestational diabetes both before pregnancy, because of the potential harm to mother and baby, and after pregnancy, because of the. possibility of future health issues for the mother. About 200,000 new cases of gestational diabetes occur each year in the United States, affecting about 7 percent of all U.S. pregnancies. The number of women who develop gestational diabetes varies based on race and ethnicity; for example, African American women are at greater risk of having gestational diabetes than Caucasian women. Research has shown that women with gesta...
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Torts - Negligence - Child born with handicaps does not state a cause of action in medical negligence based upon the failure of doctor to inform child's mother during pregnancy of test results indicating a possibility that the child would have defects.
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Regardless of the possibility of pregnancy, sexually transmitted disease and federally funded "abstinence-only" education, chances are many of you teens will continue to engage in sexual activity. It is therefore important for you to understand when the state may consider sex with a minor a crime. Consent, all persons at least 18 years old
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Gestational diabetes is a type of diabetes that is first diagnosed during pregnancy. It was once believed that the harm associated with this type of diabetes disappeared after pregnancy, but this is not true. It is important to know about gestational diabetes both before pregnancy, because of the potential harm to mother and baby, and after pregnancy, because of the possibility of future health issues for the mother. About 135,000 new cases of gestational diabetes occur each year in the United States, affecting about 4 percent of all U.S. pregnancies. The number of women who develop gestational diabetes varies based on race and ethnicity; for example, African American women are at greater risk of having gestational diabetes than Caucasian women. Research has shown that women with gestat...
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...(i) 8.1 Pregnancy. This subsection may be omitted only if the drug i... drug is used during pregnancy, the possibility of fetal harm appears remote. Because studies cann...
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DEAR ABBY: I am a nurse, writing in response to the letter from "Flabbergasted Parents in New Mexico" (July 19). I have worked in small community hospitals and in the emergency rooms of trauma centers in larger cities. Over the years, I have seen many young ladies in their early 20s come into the ER with abdominal pain. When asked if there is a "possibility" that they could be pregnant, they say no. Even after a pelvic exam, when they are being taken up to labor and delivery, they deny they are having a baby. This is like a pseudo-pregnancy, where the person thinks she is pregnant and has all the symptoms but isn't, in REVERSE. In their minds, these ladies feel that the possibility of pregnancy is not an option - so mind-over-matter takes over.
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DEAR ABBY: I am a nurse, writing in response to the letter from "Flabbergasted Parents in New Mexico" (July 19). I have worked in small community hospitals and in the emergency rooms of trauma centers in larger cities. Over the years, I have seen many young ladies in their early 20s come into the ER with abdominal pain. When asked if there is a "possibility" that they could be pregnant, they say no. Even after a pelvic exam, when they are being taken up to labor and delivery, they deny they are having a baby. This is like a pseudo-pregnancy, where the person thinks she is pregnant and has all the symptoms but isn't, in REVERSE. In their minds, these ladies feel that the possibility of pregnancy is not an option - so mind-over- matter takes over.
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... PROTECTION PROBLEM: SEX DISCRIMINATION, PREGNANCY, AND ABORTION A. Why the Equal Protection Clause? ... time, Geduldig seemed to reject the possibility that discrimination on the basis of pregnancy coul...
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Dear Abby: I am a nurse, writing in response to the letter from "Flabbergasted Parents in New Mexico"(July 19). I have worked in small community hospitals and in the emergency rooms of trauma centers in larger cities. Over the years, I have seen many young ladies in their early 20s come into the ER with abdominal pain. When asked if there is a "possibility" that they could be pregnant, they say no. Even after a pelvic exam, when they are being taken up to labor and delivery, they deny they are having a baby. This is like a pseudo-pregnancy, where the person thinks she is pregnant and has all the symptoms but isn't, in REVERSE. In their minds, these ladies feel that the possibility of pregnancy is not an option -- so mind-over-matter takes over.
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In my book, Motherhood Lost: a Feminist Account of Pregnancy loss in America,' published in 2003,1 describe the unique historical and cultural forces that shaped the experience of pregnancy loss of many middle-class American women during the last quarter of the twentieth century.
...? Why hadn't I been alerted to the possibility in either of the two pregnancy books I selected fr...
