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Birth and re-birth

Supportive Care in Cancer, 2008
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Grunberg, Steven M   +2 more
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Witnessing Birth, Giving Birth, Researching Birth, Bettering Birth

Health Communication, 2020
While the physiology of biological events such as conception, birth, and breastfeeding are largely identical across time, geography, and culture, the practices that shape women's experiences of conception, birth, and breastfeeding differ across time and place according to the ever-changing emphases of medical and popular culture.
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Not Just Mechanical Birthing Bodies: Birthing Consciousness and Birth Reflexes

The Journal of Perinatal Education, 2023
There are two concepts of neuroendocrine reflexes associated with the expulsion of the fetus through the birth canal during the second stage of birth: the Ferguson reflex and the fetus ejection reflex. These concepts are often confused with one another and treated synonymously, thus interchangeable.
Orli, Dahan, Michel, Odent
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Month of Birth, Hemisphere of Birth and Schizophrenia

British Journal of Psychiatry, 1995
BackgroundTo assess quarterly fluctuations in schizophrenia births in a southern hemisphere data set, and to compare the quarterly birth distributions of patients born in the northern and southern hemisphere.MethodThe month and place of birth of patients with schizophrenia (n = 9348) were extracted from a mental health register.ResultsThe quarterly ...
McGrath, J., Welham, J., Pemberton, M.
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The Birth of "The Birth of Tragedy"

Journal of the History of Ideas, 1999
Evaluation de «La naissance de la tragedie» de Nietzsche a partir d'une comparaison avec les theories de l'art et de la tragedie developpees au XVIII e siecle par Winckelmann et Lessing dans le contexte de la redecouverte du monde grec par les romantiques allemands.
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Births and Birth Registration in Mreyjeh

Journal of Tropical Pediatrics, 1972
The birth registration system in Mreyjeh was investigated to determine its usefulness to health clinics in initiating maternal and child care. Because Lebanon is divided into many subdistricts and because all births are to be registered with the mukhtar of that district by a specific time the study has shown that the data is incorrect and incomplete.
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