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Fashion store adds line of maternity clothing for teenagers

Forever 21, a "youth-friendly" fashion store, recently opened a line of maternity wear for teens that premiered in five states, three of which have the highest teen pregnancy rates in America.
In the Media by Kay Mathews - 5 comments

The Globe’s Women's Problem?

No country is free of “a woman’s problem,” be it full legal rights, maternity care, access to birth control, religious representation, political leadership, civil liberties, education opportunities, pay equality or protection from sexual violence.
In the Media by Talia Carner

UK health care horror story: no beds for women in labor

As the United States debates the merits of government-sponsored health care, stories emerge from the UK of dramatic bed shortages in maternity wards and the consequences those shortages have on patients in labor.
In the Media by Michael Krebs - 26 comments

Maggots fall into maternity unit

That's right, maggots from a dead seagull fell through the ceiling of a hospital and into the maternity unit. A spokeswoman for the Hospital called it, “an extremely unpredictable consequence of seaside living”.
In the Media by RobotGod - 4 comments

Women in the UK are being abandoned in maternity wards

Maternity wards in the UK are so under staffed that thousands of pregnaent women are having to cope by themselves.
In the Media by pure_pinklaydee
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There have been calls for a return to the 1950s-style approach to maternity care, where mothers knew their midwives and babies were born at home.
A host of new building projects, including upgrades to maternity and A&E units, has been unveiled by ministers.
Singer on her way to earning $1 billion from her fashion empire alone.
Expectant mothers have regularly been turned away from the maternity unit at Lincoln County Hospital due to a lack of beds or staff, the BBC learns.
Obesity during pregnancy can raise the risk of autism, a developmental disorder that affects one in 88 American children, according to a new study.
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“Parasite singles”, “boomerang kids”, and “accordion families”

The Japanese call them “parasite singles”, the Americans “boomerang kids”. Sociologists refer to the...
Mar 21, 2012 by Sam Vaknin

Interview with Jeanette Baker, author of "Catriona"

About Jeanette Baker Jeanette Baker is the award-winning author of fifteen novels, published by Pocket, Kensington...
Aug 24, 2011 by Tracee Gleichner

Interview with Jeanette Baker, author of "Catriona"

About Jeanette Baker Jeanette Baker is the award-winning author of fifteen novels, published by Pocket, Kensington...
Aug 5, 2011 by Tracee Gleichner

Villagers in Binga, Zimbabwe are surviving on roots, berries, leaves and the bark of trees.

Binga is a vast, remote, inaccessible district in northern Zimbabwe. Possibly the most hostile of all Zimbabwe's areas,...
Jan 5, 2009 by Margaret Kriel - 3 comments
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