Pregnancy: Symptoms, Trimesters & Information Document List
Although some of these documents from our Pregnancy category may have since been updated, re-written, replaced, or revised, they are sorted below by their original publish date. The most recent publication is listed at the top of the table with older articles being listed in descending order by date.
About the References and Resources Table Below
- Reference Title: "Pregnancy: Symptoms, Trimesters & Information".
- Abstract: Digest of 55 Pregnancy papers, documents, and publications.
- Pregnancy Category Publications: Updated - Saturday, 4th April 2015.
- Journal: Disabled World.
- Language: English (US).
- Category Reference Identification Number: DW#CAT2-0T7-447.
List of Pregnancy Publications:
- 1 - Vitamin D May be Key for Pregnant Women with PCOS : University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine (2017/11/10)
- 2 - Aspirin Reduces Risk of Pre-Eclampsia in Pregnant Women : University of Exeter (2017/06/28)
- 3 - Controversial 3 Parent Baby IVF Genetic Details Revealed : Elsevier (2017/04/03)
- 4 - Study Reveals Pregnant Women Should Avoid Liquorice : University of Helsinki (2017/02/03)
- 5 - Antidepressants During Pregnancy Associated with Childhood Language Disorders : Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health (2016/10/12)
- 6 - Acne Drug Isotretinoin (Accutane) Use During Pregnancy : Canadian Medical Association Journal (2016/04/28)
- 7 - Zika in Pregnancy Clinic - North Shore University Hospital : Northwell Health (2016/03/17)
- 8 - Eating Fish While Pregnant is Safe : Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center (2016/02/23)
- 9 - Alcohol Use During Pregnancy Affects Future Generations : Binghamton University (2016/02/23)
- 10 - Rh Disease: Causes, Prevention and Treatment : Thomas C. Weiss (2016/01/29)
- 11 - Risks of Home Versus Hospital Births : Oregon Health & Science University (2015/12/30)
- 12 - Abortion: General Overview and Statistics : Thomas C. Weiss (2015/12/03)
- 13 - Antidepressant Use During Pregnancy : Wiley (2015/10/06)
- 14 - Preconception & Prenatal Care Information : Disabled World (2015/04/04)
- 15 - Taking Antidepressants When Pregnant - Effect on Unborn Child : University of California - Los Angeles Health Sciences (2014/12/20)
- 16 - Prenatal Exposure to Household chemicals Linked to Drop in Child IQ Level : Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health (2014/12/11)
- 17 - Preeclampsia, HELLP Syndrome and Eclampsia Information : Thomas C. Weiss (2014/07/25)
- 18 - Thalidomide: Mechanism Causing Rare and Severe Congenital Syndrome : American Friends of Tel Aviv University (2014/05/01)
- 19 - Baby Making Science Still a Mystery for Many Women : Yale University (2014/01/30)
- 20 - Home-births Can Result in Future Disability to the Child : BMJ-British Medical Journal (2014/01/24)
- 21 - Pregnancy Discrimination: Information for Female Workers : Samuel J. Cordes & Associates (2013/12/12)
- 22 - PREEMIE Reauthorization Act Signed by Obama : March of Dimes (2013/11/29)
- 23 - Postpartum Depression and Psychosis Information : Thomas C. Weiss (2013/10/12)
- 24 - Taking Folic Acid Early in Pregnancy Lowers Risk of Autism : The Research Council of Norway (2013/03/12)
- 25 - Early Pregnancy Complications Linked to Exposure to Smog : BMJ Open (2013/02/09)
- 26 - Women Spending Longer in Labor Now Than 50 Years Ago : NIH/National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (2012/03/31)
- 27 - Pregnancy Disability Leave Law - Women's Rights : The Armstrong Law Firm (2012/02/27)
- 28 - Cesarean Delivery Not Always Best for Baby : March of Dimes (2012/02/10)
- 29 - 16% of Pregnant Women Test Positive for Hypothyroidism : Quest Diagnostics (2012/01/04)
- 30 - Pregnancy Safe for 80% of Women with Lupus : Hospital for Special Surgery (2011/11/06)
- 31 - Study Finds Mother's BMI Linked to Obese Babies : Imperial College London (2011/08/20)
- 32 - Benefits of DHA Taken During Pregnancy : Emory University (2011/08/11)
- 33 - Smoking When Pregnant Causes Serious Birth Defects : March of Dimes Foundation (2011/07/15)
- 34 - Gum Disease Increases Time to Become Pregnant : European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (2011/07/05)
- 35 - Screening Pregnant Women for Eating Disorders : Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center (2011/07/01)
- 36 - Newborns Risk of Hearing Loss and Intellectual Disability : Medical Journal of Australia (2011/06/21)
- 37 - Ways to Bring on Labor Include Walking, Sex and Eating Spicy Foods : OSU (2011/06/21)
- 38 - Preventing Excess Weight Gain During Pregnancy : The Endocrine Society (2011/06/07)
- 39 - Birth Injuries During Prolonged Labor : Deluca & Weizenbaum, LTD (2011/05/28)
- 40 - Widespread Use of Medications Among Pregnant Women : Boston University Medical Center (2011/04/25)
- 41 - Environmental Toxins and Fertility Rates : American Fertility Association (2011/03/28)
- 42 - Weight Training Safe for Pregnant Women : UGA (2011/03/26)
- 43 - Pre-Conception and Early Pregnancy Iron Deficiency Harms Brain : University of Rochester Medical Center (2011/03/23)
- 44 - Taking Food Supplements During Pregnancy : Technische Universitaet Muenchen (2011/01/18)
- 45 - Is Breast Feeding Only for First 6 Months Best : BMJ-British Medical Journal (2011/01/14)
- 46 - Late-preterm Babies at Greater Risk for Problems Later in Childhood : Michigan State University (2010/11/22)
- 47 - Even the Sickest Babies Benefit from Breast-feeding : Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (2010/10/28)
- 48 - Study Rejects Benefits of Fish Oil Capsules in Pregnancy : University of Adelaide (2010/10/19)
- 49 - High Rate of C-sections After Pelvic Fractures : Saint Louis University (2010/09/23)
- 50 - Smoking When Pregnant May Harm Child's Motor Control and Coordination : Swedish Research Council (2010/09/23)
- 51 - Americans call on President Obama to Prioritize Maternal Health in Low-Income Nations : (2010/09/20)
- 52 - Women with Diabetes Having More C-sections and Fetal Complications : St. Michael's Hospital (2010/09/17)
- 53 - Pregnant Women Need Flu Vaccine : March of Dimes (2010/09/15)
- 54 - Travel During Pregnancy - Tips and Advice : Darlene Hendricks (2010/09/11)
- 55 - Weight Gain Level for Heavier Pregnant Women : University of Pittsburgh Schools of the Health Sciences (2010/09/11)