Mobile phones are harmful to the fetus
Radiation from mobile phones during pregnancy affects the brain development of pediatrics and may even cause attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in children, accord…
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Radiation from mobile phones during pregnancy affects the brain development of pediatrics and may even cause attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder in children, accord…
A recent British study said that before puberty, parents who smoke or mothers smoke during pregnancy will affect their genes and increase their risk of cancer.
According to a study by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences magazine, published on April 30, when a pregnant woman is exposed to pesticides, even moderat…
According to a new study published April 24 by the non-profit organization Guttmacher Institute (USA), in 2008 alone, nearly 10% of unmarried women between the ages of 2…
According to a new study in Iran, pregnant women with heart disease are more likely to give birth to girls than boys. The study involved more than 200 pregnant women dia…
Women who use mobile phones a lot during pregnancy can make babies born hyperactively, US scientists warn.
According to a reflex study, scientists have accidentally discovered that women who end the ovulation period will find a better snake.
All pregnant women and nursing mothers (breast milk) take vitamin D, to reduce the risk of infant death (due to infection).
Researchers working at the School of Medicine, University of Minnesota, USA, have identified the basic mechanism of physiological immunosuppression that can lead to new…
Mothers who smoke during pregnancy, their children will have low levels of high density lipoprotein (HDL) cholesterol, which is good for the body, to protect and prevent…
A recent US government review of health risks after vaccination shows that the H1N1 flu shot is safe for pregnant women.
A recent study published in the June issue of Endocrinology reports that pregnant women who eat a lot of fatty foods are at increased risk of stillbirth.
This conclusion was made by American scientists after conducting experiments for 10 years for more than 1,000 pregnant women exposed to pesticides and with their babies…
The bodies of most pregnant women in the United States are exposed to a variety of chemicals, including some banned chemicals since the 1970s, and some other chemicals .…
Pregnant women need to take higher doses of vitamin D, compared with the usual indications, a new study has just recommended.