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Study: Water Births are as Safe as Land Births for Mom, Baby
A new study found that water births are no more risky than land births, and that women in the water group sustain fewer first and second-degree tears.
How Does Political News Affect Moods? New Study in Young Doctors Shows Real-time Effects
Amazon CEO Hits Department of Defense for Giving Tech Deal to Microsoft
Lack of Psychological Support for Those Dealing with Infertility in the UK
Women, Exercise and Longevity
How Much Will We Eat in the Future?
Controlling Attention with Brain Waves
Bullying Others Increases the Risk of Developing Mental Health Problems and Vice Versa
By Staff Reporter
District-level, Real-time Crime Centers Can Help Police Cut Crime Levels
By Staff Reporter
Family Support Reduces Chance of School and Workplace Bullying
By Staff Reporter
Imaging Reveals Pathways Behind Depression
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Building a Better Breast with Eye-tracking Technology
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Brain Receptor That Regulates Body Heat May Also Help Accelerate Weight Loss
By Staff Reporter
Opioid Overdose Risk is High After Medical Treatment Ends, Study Finds
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Guidebooks or Grandmas? Where Most Moms Get Their Pregnancy Advice
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