... while questioning their benefits. The 2000 study sanctioned this existing state of practice, which had been evolving over decades and in which collective forgetting played a crucial part. collective forgetting history of obstetrics breech presentation cesarean section childbirth Bar-Ilan University...

... of clinical and cost effectiveness. pregnancy and childbirth disorders obesity breastfeeding HSE Nursing and Midwifery Planning and Development Unit Dublin South, Kildare and Wicklow The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends breastfeeding as the sole source of nutrition for infants under 6 months...

...% CI, 1.08-1.45). These complex associations necessitate additional research on the sociobiological impacts of childbearing on gynecologic health. menopause oophorectomy hysterectomy parity longitudinal study childbirth Alberta’s tomorrow project Women’s Health Research from the Canadian...

... pregnancy and postpartum occurred in <20% of pregnancies. Childbirth low-birth-weight infants pregnancy Takayasu arteritis treatment Takayasu arteritis (TAK) is a granulomatous large vessel vasculitis mainly involving the aorta and its proximal branches. Patients with TAK are distributed globally...

... and helps envisage overlaps with other violences. obstetric violence law reform reproductive violence continuum of violence dehumanisation childbirth ‘Obstetric violence’ names a previously unnamed and widely unrecognised harmful social phenomenon: violence and abuse during childbirth in healthcare...

... for supporting its development. Ectogenesis, however, may bring several challenges, including the further commodification of children, and the potential pathologizing of pregnancy and childbirth. Its long-term effects on those created through this process are also unknown. If it becomes ubiquitous, we may also...

... for studies on the development of QIs and clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) related to pregnancy and childbirth in women with SLE published up to September 2021. We conducted a literature search in MEDLINE via OVID and EMBASE up to September 2021, limiting our search to articles written only in English...

... to fully understand the slow rise of hospital births in the Netherlands. childbirth fathers husbands Netherlands emotions This baby came into the world without the father present. But the story told about his or her birth reveals that many other Dutch children entered the world with their fathers...

...Hilary Marland What was initially known as the Natural Childbirth Association (NCA) was established in 1956 by Prunella Briance after the tragic death of her baby following conventional obstetric care. Initially, the organisation focused on the promotion of Dr Grantly Dick-Read’s system of natural...

... exposure to MVCs may entail a risk of birth defects in the offspring. The potential mechanisms for the associations of maternal exposure to MVCs with birth defects need further investigation. Injury during pregnancy neonatal outcome birth defects childbirth Ministry of Science and Technology 10.13039...

... under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Background It is vital to comply with evidence-based essential birth practices to improve both maternal and neonatal health. The WHO Safe Childbirth...

..., switching of occupations, or quitting the labor force. This study aims to examine paternal factors associated with mothers’ employment status 18 months after childbirth. Methods We used data from the 2010 cohort of the Longitudinal Survey of Newborns conducted in Japan. We restricted our analysis to 10...

... after childbirth or during menopause. Sexual dysfunction is defined as a clinically significant impairment of an individual’s ability to respond sexually or experience sexual pleasure, where these impairments cause the person distress. ¹ Therefore, the definition of sexual dysfunction...

...Agata Ignaciuk; Agnieszka Kościańska The training in these childbirth schools, elaborated in 1965 as Fijałkowski’s habilitation project and published two years later in a book entitled Szkoła rodzenia oparta na podstawach psychagogicznych [Childbirth School Based on Psycho...

...Z M Thayer; S A Geisel-Zamora; G Uwizeye; T E Gildner Beginning in the 1980s, researchers in Sweden and later Finland began researching the psychological construct that would come to be defined as ‘fear of childbirth’ [ 1 ]. Childbirth fears exist on a spectrum and can relate to concerns about...

...Misuzu Takeda; Akemi Kataoka; Tomomi Abe; Yuka Inoue; Natsue Uehiro; Yoko Takahashi; Eri Nakashima; Akiko Ogiya; Takehiko Sakai; Hidetomo Morizono; Yumi Miyagi; Shinji Ohno; Takayuki Ueno According to their childbirth status after treatment, patients were divided into the childbirth and non...

... of immigration or emigration, country of origin, dates of liveborn childbirth, and date of death from the Danish Civil Registration System, established in 1967 [ 27 ]. We investigated all childbirths, pregnancies, spontaneous abortions, and induced abortions registered in the DNPR. Induced abortion was defined...

... it with their providers. Therefore, it is important to assess this condition with all women during the postpartum visit as targeted diagnosis and treatment can significantly improve outcomes. postpartum childbirth dyspareunia episiotomy vaginal atrophy pelvic floor Figure 1 Description of the various etiologies...

... patients underwent aortic surgery before pregnancy and, thus, experienced their aortic event before childbirth. These patients were therefore included in the subgroup of female patients without children for descriptive as well as Kaplan–Meier analyses (see below). All other women who had children as well...

...John Gorman; Charlotte A Roberts; Sally Newsham; Gillian R Bentley In this extended commentary, however, we argue that childbirth was likely much easier for women in societies where squatting was routinely practiced by both females and males from an early age compared to contemporary...