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Home birth supporters seek to ease midwife rules
More than 500 Maryland moms delivered babies at home last year, but as such births become more popular, a dispute is brewing over whether to make the process a more viable option in the state.
Home births are on the rise in the United States with...Tags: Catonsville, Music, Concerts, Medical Specialization, Music
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Fetal heart monitor also tracks oxygen level
A new fetal heart rate monitor goes one step further and tracks the baby's oxygen level too. This gives the physician more information so he can determine whether intervention is appropriate, experts say.
Northwestern Memorial Hospital is one of 14...Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, Hospitals and Clinics, Leslie Mann, Medical Research, Food and Drug Administration
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Indiana court orders bond for suspect in baby's death
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A judge must grant bond to an Indianapolis woman accused of causing the death of her premature baby by ingesting rat poison while she was pregnant, the Indiana Court of Appeals said Wednesday. A lower court had denied bond for...Tags: Trials, Crime, Law and Justice, Judges, Trials, Justice System
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Indiana court asked to hear appeal in feticide case
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — A Chinese immigrant charged with murder and feticide for eating rat poison while she was pregnant has asked the Indiana Supreme Court to order the charges against her dropped. Bei Bei Shuai's attorneys have argued that her...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Suicide, Justice System, Lawyers, Pregnancy and Childbirth
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Delivering a calf by moonlight
Cows, especially beef cows, usually don't decide to deliver their calf at a time when it's convenient for the farmer. I once read a sign on the wall of a barn that read "No calving between 5 p.m. and 5 a.m." Yeah, right — like the cows are going to...Tags: Obstetrics, Animals
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Parents of Stephanie Maylee: She Did Not Overdose on Prescription Medication on Purpose
Reporter, PhotographerThe parents of a new mother found dead in a Rolla hospital say she did not intentionally overdose on prescription pain medicine. Stephanie Maylee’s parents say the 25-year-old struggled with pain from Scoliosis and a C-section. Maylee's parents,...Tags: Prescription Drugs, Country Bank, Scoliosis, Hospitals and Clinics, Health
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Who was the Chicago area's first baby of 2012?
When birth certificates are filed for Adrian Karol Kois and Lamaya West, born 22 miles apart in the first moments of 2012, the documents will say each child came into the world at the stroke of midnight.
Who was really first? That might well depend on...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, New Year's Day, Health, Hospitals and Clinics, Chicago Tribune
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Newborn boy tips the scales
South Bend TribuneOther than a slight bit of jaundice, Lindsey Horn's new bundle of joy arrived healthy. And big. Very big. Very, very big. Newborn Connor Bridge weighed in at a whopping 13 pounds, 1 ounce, when he came into the world Dec. 2 at 11:07 a.m. at Saint...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Jaundice, Mike Stack, Symptoms, Health
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Online Dish: Michelle Duggar's Miscarriage, Sign From God and Stretched out Virginia to Close Up Shop?
KIAHSome sad news for the Duggar family. Looks like the stars of TLC's hit show will not be changing the name to 20 Kids and counting, after Michelle, 45, has suffered a miscarriage. Just last month, I dished about Michelle and her husband Jim Bob...Tags: Minority Groups, Facebook, People (magazine), Depression, Health
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Tiniest babies are growing up healthy despite odds
CHICAGO (AP) — One is a healthy first-grader, the other an honors college student majoring in psychology. Once the tiniest babies ever born, both girls are thriving, despite long odds when they entered the world weighing less than a pound. A...Tags: Pediatrics, Asthma, Medical Specialization, Chicago, University of Iowa
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For too many, still no room at the inn
"Women are not dying because of disease we cannot treat; they are dying because societies have yet to make the decision that their lives are worth saving." — Dr. Mahmoud Fathalla, author of the "World Report on Women's Health" A young woman, large...Tags: Obstetrics, National Government, Career and Workplace, Demographics, Government
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One of World's Smallest Babies Goes Home
KTLA NewsLOS ANGELES (KTLA) -- One of the world's smallest surviving babies left County-USC Medical Center Friday almost five months after her premature birth. Melinda Star Guido weighed only 9 1/2 ounces when she was born 16 weeks premature. She was the...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, KTLA, High Blood Pressure, Hospitals and Clinics, Health
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