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Articles related to "Birth Defects"
Anti-epileptic Medication and Birth Defects Birth Defects and Seizures health • disorders • epilepsy • birth defects • seizures
Autoimmunity and Chemical Exposure Since World War II, synthetic chemical production has risen dramatically. How are these chemicals changing our health status? eviromental hazards • chemical exposure • thyroid • birth defects • heavy metals
Birth Defects from Plastics According to studies, chemicals from plastics are getting into women's bodies and a small percentage of their baby boys have genitals that are more feminine. plastics • phthalates • birth defects • small penis • malformed testicles
Smoking and Heart Birth Defects Mothers who smoke any time during the month before conception through the first trimester are at higher risk for having babies with serious cardiac birth defects. birth defects • cardiac birth defects • heart defects • heart birth defects • pregnancy
Mid-Life Parenting Many professional women elected to establish a career and financial stability in their 20s and 30s. Now many are embarking on a new career at 40........family. mid-life parenting • parenting at middle age • pregnancy risks over 35 • benefits of mid-life parenting • rewards of mid-life parenting
Causes of ADHD How many American children are thought to have ADHD or ADD? add • adhd • lead • maternal smoking • attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
Chernobyl Birds Endure Radiation At the site of the world's worst nuclear accident, nature has taken over. Research on birds in the area tells us how things are going for species at Chernobyl. chernobyl birds • birds at chernobyl • chernobyl disaster • nuclear disaster • chornobyl
Dr. Virginia Apgar, Physician Dr. Virginia Apgar (1909-1974) developed the now-routine Apgar Score in 1952. By rating five vital signs, the test allows a rapid, objective measure of neonatal health. apgar score • neonatal health • causes of birth defects • delivery room procedure • congenital malformations
Fading Kitten Syndrome Though Fading Kitten Syndrome can be somewhat of a mystery, there are possible causes that can be treated, as well as signs you can watch for to detect it early. fading kitten syndrome • sick kitten • weak kitten • kitten losing weight • causes of kitten deaths
Neural-Tube Defect Introduction Brief description of common NTDs; sites statistics from California Survey of white, black, hispanic, and asian incidence rates of NTDs neural tube defect • cephaly • spina bifida • encephalocele • incidence
What is FASD? Among the less talked about disabilities encountered in education today is Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder, or FASD. The fact that it is not a topic of conversation doesn fas • fetal alcohol syndrome • fetal alcohol spectrum disorder • special education • alcohol related neurodevelopmental disorder
What is Prader-Willi Syndrome? Prader-Willi Syndrome is an eating disorder that can be the cause of birth defects in babies. It is relatively unknown to the general public. what is prader-willi syndrome • cause of birth defects • eating disorder • abnormality in genes • babies
Sugars: The Ugly I shudder when I see "sugar-free" desserts. The artificial sweeteners that are being used to replace sugar present serious problems that sugar can't even approach. splenda weight loss poisonous • artificial sweeteners • gulf war syndome • sucralose chlorinated sugar • toxic sugar
Don't Bite Those Nails--Especially if They're Polished! A survey conducted by a nonprofit environmental group revealed that a large number of nail polishes contain phthalates—a chemical linked to birth defects. phthalates • nail polish • nail hardener • ewg • environmental working group
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome & Adoption Diagnosis of FAS is based on specific criteria: distinct facial pattern, growth deficiencies, central nervous system dysfunction, a history of prenatal alcohol exposure. fasd and adoption • adopting a child with fas • adopting a child with alcohol-related birth defect • adopting the child with prenatal alcohol exposure • fetal alcohol syndrome
First Gulf War Health Problems Studies show that exposure to environmental toxins encountered by soldiers in the first Persian Gulf War is associated with chronic neurological and autoimmune diseases. gulf war diseases • multiple sclerosis • amyotropic lateral sclerosis • lou gehrig's disease • systemic lupus erythematosus
Sunlight and Vitamin D Deficiency Many North Americans have vitamin D deficiency and may be suffering from illnesses related to this deficiency. These include autoimmune diseases, cancers, and stroke. vitamin d • vitamin d deficiency • skin cancer • cancer prevention • stroke prevention
The Need to be Whole Man has a need to be whole. Through out history amputation has caused man to find a way to use artificial limbs. Here is a breif history and comment on the need of man and his quest to be a whole person. amputation • support for amputees • artificial limbs • help • medical history
Treating Autism with Vitamin B9 There is significant anecdotal evidence that vitamin B9, also known as folate, folic acid or folinic acid, provides benefits for some children with autism. vitamin b9 autism • folic acid autism • folinic acid autism • vitamin b9 side effects • folic acid side effects
Where to go for help? List of where to turn for help, short list of services that provide specialized and general assistance. help • assistance • non-profit agencies • nonprofit agencies • government agencies
Scientific Evidence Could Point to Reincarnation Belief in reincarnation has always been popular among ancient cultures and new age believers. Now, scientists have evidence that could support belief of life after death. what happens after death • dr.jim b tucker life after life • reincarnation and children • past life memories and children • how do children talk about their other life
Smoking and Drinking in Pregnancy Alcohol and cigarettes are commonly abused substances that should be avoided by women who are pregnant in order to prevent certain risks to themselves and their babies. how drinking and smoking effects pregnancy • women smoking when having babies • pregnancy and drinking • smoking and drinking while pregnant • the effects of smoking and drinking babies
A letter to God This is a short article concerning the miraculous improvement of my daughter's condition. God strikes again!! :)
A Pause for Pregnancy While not for everyone, this article discusses the real probabilities of pregnancy for dialysis patients and transplant recipients. dialysis • kidney failure • pregnancy • esrd • renal
Four Herbals for Seasonal Health If you had to choose only four supplements to help ensure your good health, especially for the upcoming holiday season, what would they be? Four Herbals for Seasonal Health tells you what I feel are four of the most important. herbals • stress • holiday • health • immune
How does someone get a cleft palate or lip? Cleft lip and palate occur as a birth defect that takes place during the earliest stages of pregnancy- even before some women know they are pregnant. Find out what might cause a cleft lip or palate or both in this article. cleft lip • cleft palate • cleft lip/palate • environmental factors • genetic factors
Thalidomide: From Villain to Cancer Fighter Thalidomide has undergone a remarkable transformation from a notorious cause of birth defects to a potent treatment for many cancers as well as other diseases. thalidomide • leprosy • autoimmune • rheumatoid arthritis • lupus
Alcohol and the Unborn Alcohol use during pregnancy can have severe effects upon the unborn. Physical and mental problems are associated with this totally preventable birth defect. fetal • alcohol • mental retardation • physical deformities.
Fertility Enhancing Foods: What to Eat and What to Avoid When Pregnant or Trying to Conceive Diet is important to maintain optimum health and all the more when trying to conceive is it important to eat right and increase your chances of conceiving a healthy baby. It’s true that women on “junk food” diets can conceive, but it’s always best to do all you can to ensure a healthy baby. fertility enhancing foods • what to eat when pregnant • what not to eat when pregnant • what to eat to get pregnant • pregnancy foods
Pregnancy and Contraception: A Guide for Women with Epilepsy Reproduction is often affected, when one has epilepsy. Many women find themselves lost, trying to decide whether or not to have children. Understanding the effects of your antiepileptic medication on pregnancy and the role it plays in contraception is your first step to making this crucial, life-altering decision. birth • control • norplant • brain • injury
Stress and Pregnancy The impact of stress upon pregnancy and practical stress reduction techniques. stress • pregnancy • prenatal • antenatal
Baby Foods may not be all they are cracked up to be. Pesticides may be related to the rise of some childhood disorders. pesticides • neurological disorders • learning disabilities • childhood cancer
Bisphenol A Concerns US government scientists publish findings that there are some concerns for BPA exposure. Canada's government considers classifying BPA as a dangerous substance. bisphenol a • bpa • public health concern • bisphenol a bottles • chemicals in plastic
Effects of Caffeine and a Safe Alternative Effects of Caffeine and a safe alternative. caffeine • effects • safe • ginseng
Effects of Excessive Vitamin Intake While those who smoke or have certain ailments may benefit from exceeding the RDA of some vitamins, high levels of certain vitamins can be toxic in healthy adults. effects of excessive vitamin intake • risk of large doses of supplements • vitamin toxicity effects • exceeding rda of vitamins • vitamin a toxicity
Folic Acid and Seizures Folic Acid, as a nutritional supplement, can aid patients with seizure disorders. health • seizure disorders • disabilities.
Lead in Lipstick Campaign for Safe Cosmetics have released a product report on lipsticks manufactured in the United States with high levels of lead. lead in lipstick • fda lead limits • lipsticks contaminated • cosmetics industry • campaign for safe cosmetics
Marrying Cousins When cousins marry, especially first cousins, your tree can have a few connected branches. Learn more about why cousins marry and why they shouldn't. consanguinity • cousin couples • cousins marrying • incest • first cousin marriages
MUMS: A Welcome Helping Hand suite101 disabilities • disabilities • handicapped • disabled • children's disabilities
Orphans in Eastern Europe Orphaned children are some of Eastern Europe's most helpless - and least helped - citizens. Under-funded and understaffed, orphanages are some children's only homes. eastern european orphans • eastern european orphanages • ukraine orphans • russia • romania
Premature Infants - Special Needs Every parent dreams of having a healthy baby. Many premature births result in birth defects and later special needs in education. premature baby • cystic fibrosis • hearing loss in children • special education aide • nicu
Profiles: Bonnie St. Johne Deane How many people can say they've been an Olympic skier, Rhodes scholar, author and White House official all while having a great family life? Bonnie St. Johne Deane can. bonnie st • john deane • author • amputee • olympic
Seizure Disorder and Pregnancy This article discusses pregnancy and epilepsy and how prenatal care plays such as important role in the well-being of the developing fetus. seizure disorder • pregnancy • infertility • prenatal care • counseling
Smoking And Infertility New research links parental smoking with subsequent infertility in offspring. smoking and infertility • pahs and infertility • reduced follicles • premature menopause • failure to ovulate
Some disabilities and diseases may be linked to the food which you feed your child in infancy. Parents and Grand-parents to be should demand the same type of labeling on baby foods which we expect on the foods which we consume. pesticides • childhood learning disorders • childhood cancer • infant neurological disorders • bipolarism.
The Vitamin B Family The vitamin Bs are a large complicated family. There is a lot to know about them. vitamin b • niacin • folic acid • vitamin b complex • biotin
Uses of Vitamin E Vitamin E is commonly used topically on scars, but this great fat-soluble vitamin does so much more inside the body. uses vitamin e • alpha-tocopherol • alpha delta beta gamma compounds • best sources of vitamin e • cold pressed oils |
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