December 20, 2011
Researchers at the University of Western Ontario in London have been given the go-ahead by the FDA to conduct human trials on an HIV vaccine. They have been working on this vaccine for the last ten years and it has finally reached the stage where it’s ready for human trials. There are three more stages ...
September 2, 2011
Breast implants have been declared safe after a two day discussion about the procedure by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Hooray! That means we can all go out and buy ourselves an extra cup size or two, right? Wrong. The FDA’s statement of “safety” is misleading, and frankly a bit suspicious. The department’s chief ...
June 23, 2011
The time when intrauterine devices (IUDs) were only for women with children is up. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has now officially approved the use of IUDs for healthy women who have never been pregnant and teens. The T-shaped pieces of plastic laced with copper or hormones placed in the uterus to ...
Tags: American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists,
birth control,
contraception,
Food and Drug Administration,
intrauterine devices,
IUDs,
long-acting reversible contraception,
medicine,
pelvic inflammatory disease,
pregnancy,
reversible contraception
June 7, 2011
Who said women couldn’t make awesome businesswomen? Turns out they are in possession of one of the most valuable commodities, breast milk. So those who can sell it on the Internet in exchange for quite a bit of cash. Called a mother’s natural liquid gold, a month’s supply of milk can cost anywhere from $300 ...
Tags: approved milk banks,
breast feeding,
breast milk,
childcare,
Food and Drug Administration,
herpes,
HIV,
maternity leave,
maternity support,
mother support group,
Onlythebreast.com,
open market,
stay at home dad