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Dietary behaviour of pregnant versus non-pregnant women
Appetite, 2007This study investigates dietary behaviour and the perceived role of food for health of pregnant versus non-pregnant women. Data were collected between 15 January 2003 and 15 March 2003 in Belgium. One hundred and forty-eight pregnant and 130 non-pregnant women aged between 20 and 40 years completed a self-administered questionnaire about their dietary ...
Wim, Verbeke, Ilse, De Bourdeaudhuij
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Medical Clinics of North America, 1992
The pregnant traveler should seek current and specific advice from experts even if she is traveling to a nearby wilderness area. This advice will make a significant contribution to the safety and health of the pregnant woman and her future newborn. There are many situations, for example, travel to Kenya, the Andes, or the Amazon basin in Peru, where ...
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The pregnant traveler should seek current and specific advice from experts even if she is traveling to a nearby wilderness area. This advice will make a significant contribution to the safety and health of the pregnant woman and her future newborn. There are many situations, for example, travel to Kenya, the Andes, or the Amazon basin in Peru, where ...
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Journal of Psychosocial Nursing and Mental Health Services, 1985
Pregnancy of a therapist serves as a strong stimulus in transference reactions. With more women entering the workforce, and therefore, more pregnant therapists conducting therapy, more attention needs to be focused on this issue so that turmoil, acting-out, and possible selfdestructive behaviors of clients can be minimized.
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Pregnancy of a therapist serves as a strong stimulus in transference reactions. With more women entering the workforce, and therefore, more pregnant therapists conducting therapy, more attention needs to be focused on this issue so that turmoil, acting-out, and possible selfdestructive behaviors of clients can be minimized.
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Perspectives in Psychiatric Care, 2009
The therapist's pregnancy and subsequent maternity leave affects treatment by stimulating many transference and countertransference reactions. Many clients will feel abandoned and rejected, and experience sibling rivalry and oedipal strivings. The therapist's pregnancy can be an opportunity for clients to work through issues of separation and loss, and
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The therapist's pregnancy and subsequent maternity leave affects treatment by stimulating many transference and countertransference reactions. Many clients will feel abandoned and rejected, and experience sibling rivalry and oedipal strivings. The therapist's pregnancy can be an opportunity for clients to work through issues of separation and loss, and
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Travel Medicine and Infectious Disease, 2006
Counselling pregnant women seeking advice about travel should begin with a frank, in-depth discussion about their contemplated trip. While most travel during pregnancy is relatively safe, some women should be urged not to go on their planned trip, or to change their itineraries. But some women are not receptive to such advice.
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Counselling pregnant women seeking advice about travel should begin with a frank, in-depth discussion about their contemplated trip. While most travel during pregnancy is relatively safe, some women should be urged not to go on their planned trip, or to change their itineraries. But some women are not receptive to such advice.
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Journal of the American College of Radiology, 2006
Richard L, Morin, Louis K, Wagner
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Richard L, Morin, Louis K, Wagner
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Caring for Pregnant Patients by Including Pregnant Participants
The Journal of Clinical EthicsAbstractPregnant research participants have long been excluded from early-stage clinical trials. This stance has been considered ethically justifiable because it upholds the principle of nonmaleficence by avoiding potential harm, using the fetus(es) as the point of reference. However, there are unintended consequences with this default approach.
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Renal gluconeogenesis in pregnant and non-pregnant sheep
International Journal of Biochemistry, 1980Abstract 1. 1. Glucose production was determined in ovine kidney tubules using a variety of precursors. 2. 2. Similar rates of glucose production were observed with tubules isolated from kidneys of fed or 3-day starved sheep. 3. 3. No significant differences in the rates of gluconeogenesis were observed in kidney tubules prepared from ...
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