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April 27, 1822 – Birth of Ulysses S. Grant and Review of “Grant” by Ron Chernow

Chernow’s book follows closely on the heels of a similarly weighty biography by Ronald C. White. The question is, why do we need two new books of this depth? The answer is: both have the goal of “rehabilitating” Grant’s reputation … Continue reading

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“Care Bundle” Strategies – A Way To Decrease Birth Injuries

If you would look at the state of delivery rooms on hospitals, you will see that it has become advanced in terms of handling infants. However, what you may not know is that, contrary to what you may see on … Continue reading

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Righting Wrongful Birth

Sofia Yakren, “Wrongful Birth” Claims and the Paradox of Parenting a Child with a Disability, 87 Fordham L. Rev. 593 (2018). Mary Crossley Discussions of limits on women’s reproductive choice these days most often focus on legislative efforts to curtail that … Continue reading

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A Bangladesh Mom With Two Uteruses Gave Birth Twice in a Month – The Atlantic

Five weeks ago, a 20-year-old named Arifa Sultana delivered a baby in a hospital in southwestern Bangladesh. As the BBC has reported, Sultana had received limited prenatal care in her rural village, but she had no problems during delivery and … Continue reading

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What should I do after my baby has a birth injury?

When a baby is first diagnosed with a birth injury, such as hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) or another form of neonatal brain damage, parents often feel overwhelmed and unsure how to proceed. It’s important to know that feeling this way is … Continue reading

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