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7 Biotin-Rich Foods For A Healthy Pregnancy
Here's a guide to seven easily available biotin-rich foods that are beneficial and safe during pregnancy.
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Women's Health: Here Is How You Can Maintain Fitness During Postpartum
Postpartum Recovery: In this article, we'll explore how women can maintain fitness after childbirth, the best exercises, and nutritional tips to support health and recovery.
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The Importance Of Maternal Nutrition For The Baby
Maternal nutrients play the most important role in growing a healthy baby inside the womb.
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Pregnant Women Often Miss Out On Adequate Nutrition: Study
The study published in the journal 'Maternal & Child Nutrition', said that many womendo not take care of their diet during their pregnancy, which may prove detrimental later.
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Signs And Symptoms Of Iron Deficiency And Effective Ways To Deal With It
Iron deficiency: India is the anaemic capital of the world and today it is a severe public health problem. In addition to increased morbidity and negative effects on physical well-being, anaemia is associated with delayed mental and psychomotor development and an increased risk of maternal mortality.
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Follow These Diet Tips To Meet Maternal Nutrient Requirements During Lactation
Celebrity nutritionist in her recent Instagram post said, "Nutritional demands during lactation are high and can have a negative impact on both infant and the mother if they are not met."
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Maternal Nutrition May Boost Children's IQ, Finds Study
Jakarta: Want your kids to be smarter with higher levels of intelligent quotient (IQ)? A study has suggested that women who take proper vitamin supplements during their pregnancy as well as provide a strong nurturing environment to their children may boost their memory and cognitive ability equivalent of up to one full year of schooling. The findin...
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Poor Maternal Nutrition Can Cause Early Ageing Of Baby's Heart: Study
New York: Children born to mothers who were undernourished during pregnancy are more likely to suffer early ageing of the heart, a research has showed. The animal study found that moderately reducing a mother’s food intake can make it more likely that the baby’s organs will show increased disease susceptibility and early ageing. These changes ...
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Poor Maternal Nutrition Can Cause Early Ageing of Baby's Heart
Children born to mothers who were undernourished during pregnancy are more likely to suffer early ageing of the heart, a research has showed.
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Fragmented Baby Care May Affect Brain Development: Study
Mothers, put down your cellphones when caring for your babies as fragmented and chaotic maternal care may disrupt proper brain development, which can lead to emotional disorders later in life, a new study suggests.
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India Considers Extending Maternity Leave to Boost Child Nutrition
India is considering extending maternity leave to 24 weeks from 12 weeks, a government official said recently.
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Supplements for Pregnant Women In Bangladesh to Boost Nutrition
Micronutrient supplements have proven to improve maternal and child health in the country. Its time for the WHO to update its guidelines.
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7 Biotin-Rich Foods For A Healthy Pregnancy
Here's a guide to seven easily available biotin-rich foods that are beneficial and safe during pregnancy.
-
Women's Health: Here Is How You Can Maintain Fitness During Postpartum
Postpartum Recovery: In this article, we'll explore how women can maintain fitness after childbirth, the best exercises, and nutritional tips to support health and recovery.
-
The Importance Of Maternal Nutrition For The Baby
Maternal nutrients play the most important role in growing a healthy baby inside the womb.
-
Pregnant Women Often Miss Out On Adequate Nutrition: Study
The study published in the journal 'Maternal & Child Nutrition', said that many womendo not take care of their diet during their pregnancy, which may prove detrimental later.
-
Signs And Symptoms Of Iron Deficiency And Effective Ways To Deal With It
Iron deficiency: India is the anaemic capital of the world and today it is a severe public health problem. In addition to increased morbidity and negative effects on physical well-being, anaemia is associated with delayed mental and psychomotor development and an increased risk of maternal mortality.
-
Follow These Diet Tips To Meet Maternal Nutrient Requirements During Lactation
Celebrity nutritionist in her recent Instagram post said, "Nutritional demands during lactation are high and can have a negative impact on both infant and the mother if they are not met."
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Maternal Nutrition May Boost Children's IQ, Finds Study
Jakarta: Want your kids to be smarter with higher levels of intelligent quotient (IQ)? A study has suggested that women who take proper vitamin supplements during their pregnancy as well as provide a strong nurturing environment to their children may boost their memory and cognitive ability equivalent of up to one full year of schooling. The findin...
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Poor Maternal Nutrition Can Cause Early Ageing Of Baby's Heart: Study
New York: Children born to mothers who were undernourished during pregnancy are more likely to suffer early ageing of the heart, a research has showed. The animal study found that moderately reducing a mother’s food intake can make it more likely that the baby’s organs will show increased disease susceptibility and early ageing. These changes ...
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Poor Maternal Nutrition Can Cause Early Ageing of Baby's Heart
Children born to mothers who were undernourished during pregnancy are more likely to suffer early ageing of the heart, a research has showed.
-
Fragmented Baby Care May Affect Brain Development: Study
Mothers, put down your cellphones when caring for your babies as fragmented and chaotic maternal care may disrupt proper brain development, which can lead to emotional disorders later in life, a new study suggests.
-
India Considers Extending Maternity Leave to Boost Child Nutrition
India is considering extending maternity leave to 24 weeks from 12 weeks, a government official said recently.
-
Supplements for Pregnant Women In Bangladesh to Boost Nutrition
Micronutrient supplements have proven to improve maternal and child health in the country. Its time for the WHO to update its guidelines.
