What Doctors Don't Tell YouHIV: A simple remedy to help prevent transmission
MERCURY: At least it doesn't affect the fetus (not if it comes from fi
PRE-ECLAMPSIA? It could increase your chances of heart problems later
The very young and pregnant women are two groups who should almost never be prescribed general pharmaceuticals. Trials have never been carried out to discover the biochemical effects on such a small and developing body, or on a fetus.
Reader's Corner
Reader's Corner
Pregnant women who use standard shampoo could be harming their unborn babies. Scientists have found that the chemical MIT (methylisothiazolinone), found in many popular shampoo brands, can affect the development of nerve cells. The researchers, from...
SUFFER THE CHILDREN: Drugs that kill and harm the very young
A new health scare concerning bioflavonoids is raging in Italy, and it’s something that could soon be hitting a health store near you if the regulators of the European Union have anything to do with it. The Italian government is warning pregnant...
CHILD SPACING: Too soon can be too dangerous
