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Study suggests link between prenatal exposure to certain medications and increased autism risk
2+ hour, 5+ min ago (191+ words) image: From left, corresponding author Karoly Mirnics, MD, Ph D, and Eric Peeples, MD, Ph D, lead author view more Credit: Kiley Cruse and Chuck Koster While'previous'studies grouped medications by their indications, the UNMC team grouped prescribed medications together based…...
Research Indicates Potential Connection Between Prenatal Medication
1+ hour, 34+ min ago (1387+ words) In a groundbreaking exploration that promises to reshape the understanding of prenatal medication safety, researchers from the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) have unveiled compelling evidence linking prenatal exposure to certain commonly prescribed medications with an increased risk of…...
Natalie Portman expecting third child
50+ min ago (232+ words) Published on April 20th, 2026 at 8: 52 AM | Updated on April 20th, 2026 at 8: 52 AM Natalie Portman is pregnant with her third child. In an interview with Harper's Bazaar published on Friday, the Oscar-winning actress announced that she is expecting a baby with her partner,…...
Forever chemicals found in dolphin milk, study shows transfer to calves
4+ hour, 12+ min ago (274+ words) Moneycontrol. com Scientists have detected "forever chemicals" in dolphin milk, with new research confirming that these substances can be passed from mother dolphins to their nursing calves The findings point to early exposure to long-lasting pollutants in marine ecosystems The…...
How GLP-1s, Male Factors, and Lifestyle Affect Fertility Issues
33+ min ago (135+ words) TODAY. com How GLP-1s, Male Factors, and Lifestyle Affect Fertility Issues Ryan Reynolds and Willie Geist Talk Dads With Parkinson's Disease Can You Keep Expired Medications? How to Know If Insurance Will Cover Your GLP-1 Medications Dr. Pimple Popper Shares…...
China "Superdad" pays for building of "marathon Dream Home" for 300 deprived kids
3+ hour, 48+ min ago (125+ words) Charitable PE teacher from poor background uses his long-distance running skills to turn abandoned children into top athletes, students A secondary teacher has been dubbed "China's Superdad" for adopting nearly 300 parentless children over the past three decades. Bai Jian, 52, is…...
Aubrey Plaza can't wait to become a mom
48+ min ago (490+ words) Pregnant Aubrey Plaza can't wait to become a first-time mom because parenting has always seemed "so interesting". Aubrey Plaza has spoken about her pregnancy The 41-year-old actress is expecting her first child with her partner Chris Abbott and she's now…...
Prenatal and postnatal droughts interact in shaping cognitive development - Communications Medicine
23+ min ago (1736+ words) We show that early-life droughts adversely impact cognitive function. We find positive interaction terms between prenatal and postnatal drought exposures, suggesting that children already exposed to droughts prenatally are better equipped for postnatal droughts. The findings of this study align…...
MAGA wants teen births. It won't work
3+ hour, 3+ min ago (928+ words) Amanda Marcotte is a senior politics writer at Salon and the author of "Troll Nation: How The Right Became Trump-Worshipping Monsters Set On Rat-F*cking Liberals, America, and Truth Itself." Follow her on Bluesky@Amanda Marcotteand sign up for her…...
Early-life residential greenness, atopic dermatitis risk linked
35+ min ago (660+ words) Japanese children with high vs. low exposure to residential greenness in the first 6 months of life had a reduced risk for atopic dermatitis up to age 5 years, according to results published in Pediatric Allergy and Immunology. "These findings highlight the…...