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STAFF BLOG IN THE SPIRIT Drum roll please!
The final tally is in. The total raised at Tuesday nights annual fundraising banquet for the clients of the Women's Pregnancy Center in Grand Forks is: $122,229. This is the most money we have ever r...
Posted on 10/11/12 at 11:43 AM
THE NEW FORTY Should I have a baby after 35?
I received an email from my friend Katherine Tweed titled, Medical Info Women Should Know. Katherine always sends me great emails - often they are helpful, other times they arethought-provoking, and s...
Posted on 9/15/12 at 8:48 PM
FAMILY AND LIVING Life as an Incubator
Sometimes when a woman is pregnant, she feels like a human incubator. As soon as you announce your pregnancy, things cease to be about the woman, and become either about the baby or how she is taking ...
Posted on 3/13/11 at 1:34 PM
MODERN-DAY JANE Yes, I also talk in my sleep. Pity my husband.
Two of my dear friends are expecting babies at any minute. I'm not exaggerating - too much. Both of them are in the last two weeks of their longest pregnancies. One of them, L, has been having contrac...
Posted on 11/2/10 at 3:34 PM
HEALTHBEAT Notes from the stork room
The role of dads in the birth of their children is so well established, it's hard to remember there was a time when fathers were firmly relegated to the waiting room. Just in time for Father's Da...
Posted on 6/19/09 at 6:09 AM
Betsy Hemler, Grand Forks, letter: Obstetrician, certified nurse-midwife best for pregnancy, birth care 
I have long believed that pregnant women get excellent care from an obstetrician/nurse-midwife team. The obstetrician provides specialized care if needed, the nurse-midwife provides care and focuses on education about pregnancy, labor and delivery, breastfeeding, etc.
By Betsy Hemler , September 02, 2012
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Pamper your pregnant wife
It’s the little things: As you probably know from being married — it’s all about the little things. Well, this doesn’t change during pregnancy.
By Robert Nickell , July 10, 2012
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CDC: Sizable number of teens moms clueless about pregnancy chances
UPDATED 3:41 P.M.The new report is the first to focus on teens who didn't intend to get pregnant but did. The researchers interviewed nearly 5,000 teenage girls in 19 states who gave birth after unplanned pregnancies in 2004 through 2008.
By Mike Stobbe , January 19, 2012
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For nation's working moms, paid-leave benefits level off, if not lag
According to a new analysis, the share of women given time off for pregnancy, birth and child care has leveled off. And lower-educated mothers are nearly four times more likely than college graduates to be denied paid maternity benefits.
By Hope Yen , November 10, 2011
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Research: Behavior changes might come from exposure before birth to BPA
Exposure to the chemical bisphenol-A before birth could affect girls' behavior at age 3, according to the latest study on potential health effects of the compound used in the manufacturing of some plastic drink bottles and food can linings.
By Lindsey Tanner , October 24, 2011
Risky pregnancy drug raised daughters' cancer odds
A drug that millions of pregnant women took decades ago to prevent miscarriage and complications has put their daughters at higher risk for breast cancer and other health problems that are showing up now, a new federal study finds.
By Marilynn Marchione , October 05, 2011
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New birth-control rules may shake up women’s behavior
Out of more than three decades of fertility, the time women spend trying to conceive a baby, carrying one or in the postpartum period amounts to about five years, according to the Guttmacher Institute. As soon as women start having sex, the burden is on them to keep their bodies from making baby after baby, unless that’s what they want.
By Kristen Gerencher , August 14, 2011
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Minnesota appeals court upholds murder conviction in beating of pregnant woman
The Minnesota Court of Appeals has ruled a man who brutally beat a pregnant woman, causing her baby to die just days after birth, killed a human being, not an unborn child.
By Associated Press , July 06, 2011
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Legislators take issue with Minnesota's millions spent on unnecessary early labor
For most pregnancies, doctors widely agree, keeping baby inside until 39 weeks is best for everyone. Yet Minnesota taxpayers pay millions of dollars each year for pregnant women to be induced early when it's not medically necessary.
By Dave Orrick , April 24, 2011
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