"To use rough estimates, about one out of four women using condoms become pregnant, about one in ten women using birth control pills become pregnant, and about two in 1000 become pregnant on Mirena," she said.
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In particular, it recommends delaying travel for pregnant women or those who may become pregnant or male workers with pregnant partners or partners who may become pregnant.
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The EMA said dolutegravir should not be prescribed to women seeking to become pregnant and women who could become pregnant should use effective contraception while taking it.
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Women who are trying to become pregnant: Before you travel, talk to your health care provider about your plans to become pregnant and the risk of Zika virus infection during your trip.
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Then she will need in vitro fertilization to become pregnant.
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Women trying to become pregnant should also consult, it said.
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Should a foreign worker become pregnant, she can be deported.
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The girls become pregnant and give birth three days apart.
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The best time to intervene is before they become pregnant.
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Still using birth control, I did become pregnant one third time.
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At present, it's unclear how many of these women become pregnant.
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Some of them become pregnant and resort to illegal, underground abortions.
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Girls who become pregnant are typically married off or thrown out.
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A novel transplantation procedure may help more infertile women become pregnant.
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They also ask employers to consider reassigning female workers who are pregnant or may become pregnant and male workers whose partner is pregnant or may become pregnant to indoor jobs to reduce their risk of mosquito bites.
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Years before, her sister had become pregnant and her parents beat her.
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On average it takes three cycles for a woman to become pregnant.
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Five of the women have become pregnant, resulting in four live births.
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They will claim a right to fire unmarried women who become pregnant.
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People make love, marry, become pregnant, have children, grow old and die.
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The problems at Frontier begin as soon as crew members become pregnant.
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Another found that 2380 nuns in one order alone had become pregnant.
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And almost one-third of American girls will become pregnant as teenagers.
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During her sister's pregnancy, Gaudino failed to become pregnant from an IVF treatment.
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That could explain why it took these couples less time to become pregnant.
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Abortion is deeply necessary as an option for all people who become pregnant.
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AMH is not a marker of whether you can or cannot become pregnant.
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It also endangers the civil rights of any person what could become pregnant.
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You put a penis in a vagina and a woman can become pregnant?
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Many women still feel pressure to quit their jobs once they become pregnant.
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The birth control pill is about 91 percent effective, which means that 91 out of 93 people will NOT become pregnant on the pill, though this means that 9 out of 100 people may become pregnant while using the pill.
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Unlike past research, which has indicated that teens with friends who become pregnant are more likely to become pregnant, a new study suggests that young girls with adolescent friends who have a child may be deterred from getting pregnant themselves.
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For five years, Jamie Scott and her husband, Skyler, were struggling to become pregnant.
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They recommend women who are trying to become pregnant talk to their doctor first.
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They may experience medical complications specific to those organs and may also become pregnant.
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Even with IVF, it's extremely rare for women in their 70s to become pregnant.
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Do not watch this video if you are pregnant or might soon become pregnant.
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The very slim chance that I might become pregnant made me feel more alive.
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Unable to become pregnant, she spends years feeling invisible until she turns to writing.
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Since she's become pregnant, they make her a nutritious vegetable juice in the morning.
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That's particularly true if women aren't even in control of when they become pregnant.
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Later that year, Ms. Brown did become pregnant, and told a supervisor in confidence.
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Women with the illness who become pregnant can suffer severe and sometimes fatal complications.
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Born without a uterus, she hoped the transplant would enable her to become pregnant.
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About 9% of people who take birth control pills will become pregnant each year.
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In Hinduism, the country's predominant religion, gods transform into goddesses and men become pregnant.
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Unfortunately, the idea that trans men on testosterone cannot become pregnant "is bullshit," Javier said.
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And, if you're actively trying to become pregnant, these are the days to go wild.
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If you're pregnant or trying to become pregnant, you should probably avoid making the trip.
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If you are trying to become pregnant, please consult your doctor before making travel plans.
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Enabling women to become pregnant only when they want to is a shortcut to prosperity.
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Everyone knows that a woman who smokes and plans to become pregnant should stop smoking.
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The agency will update its guidelines for couples who may be planning to become pregnant.
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Along the way, I found out that my girlfriend had become pregnant, as we hoped.
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We also know that many young girls who become pregnant are victims of sexual abuse.
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The first one followed 221 women in North Carolina who were hoping to become pregnant.
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With one, a woman won't become pregnant until she takes the step of removing it.
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Complicating the situation, she had become pregnant by her equally impoverished 18-year-old boyfriend.
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If she goes and fails to become pregnant, the shame will belong to her instead.
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But the policy comes at great cost to people who are or could become pregnant.
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First steps to losing weight after pregnancyThe first steps start even before you become pregnant.
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That extra lining is there to nourish a fertilized egg in case you become pregnant.
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When you first become pregnant, the prospect of "eating for two" certainly seems pretty grand.
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"For example, a man could have sex with five women at the same time and they might all become pregnant, whereas a woman could have sex with five men at the [same] time and she would only become pregnant by one man," she says.
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The study also emphasizes the urgent need to protect women who might become pregnant when they are traveling or living in areas with Zika-infected mosquitoes, to test women at risk for Zika when they become pregnant, and to develop an effective vaccine, he said.
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The next year, Dupas counted how many girls had become pregnant, and recorded the fathers' ages.
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The father, identified as Michael M., and his wife, Dawn M., had struggled to become pregnant.
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More than 700,000 California women become pregnant each year, and half of those pregnancies are unintended.
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So for men, the key concern is infecting a partner with Zika who may become pregnant.
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In fact, the majority of patients that have infertility struggles eventually will become pregnant, she adds.
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Some women have medical conditions that would put their health at risk if they become pregnant.
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Female pandas can become pregnant for only 24 to 72 hours each year, the zoo said.
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In that year, girl X was 22015 and had become pregnant as a result of rape.
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One medical study of 68 Croatian and Bosnian rape victims found that 29 had become pregnant.
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In much of the world, the most dangerous thing a woman can do is become pregnant.
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Preventing Zika from spreading is especially important among people who already are or might become pregnant.
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People of many gender identities may want to avoid pregnancy, or may want to become pregnant.
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She said they physically abused an older sister when they learned the sibling had become pregnant.
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He immediately realized that the clinic was the one his mother had used to become pregnant.
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And female patients are told it's not safe to become pregnant for at least one year.
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This weakness has since been repaired surgically and she can now try again to become pregnant.
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They suspected that some women struggled to become pregnant because of defective material in their eggs.
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Many of these women assume that they are at fault because they chose to become pregnant.
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The girls can only pray they won't become pregnant, pray they'll be rescued, pray to survive.
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Some had become pregnant through infertility treatment, some adopted children and some chose to remain childless.
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Women who may become pregnant should ask their doctor before traveling to these areas, it added.
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So, for every 1,000 women with an IUD, one to two of them will become pregnant.
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It also found that couples with diets higher in fish were more likely to become pregnant.
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Officials cautioned pregnant women, or women who may become pregnant, to avoid Zika-affected areas, NBC reports.
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The idea of having us to go into debt to become pregnant made me so, so sad.
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Employees who become pregnant or have children were often pressured to leave the company, the complaint says.
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Unfortunately, this is also happens to occur right after breeding season, when most female pandas become pregnant.
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Questions included how long it took to become pregnant and diet details from the month before conception.
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Each of these women was matched to three women with similar cancers who did not become pregnant.
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The muscle contractions that occur during an orgasm are not essential for a woman to become pregnant.
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More than anything, she was tormented by the thought she might become pregnant with her rapist's child.
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It was part of an experimental program meant to allow women without a uterus to become pregnant.
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Ideally, the transplants would allow women who otherwise could not give birth the chance to become pregnant.
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Pregnant women, or women planning to become pregnant soon, should not travel to areas affected by Zika.
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She shares nutrition information, a topic she says she was immersed in while trying to become pregnant.
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It's important players can be sure they will be treated as they deserve when they become pregnant.
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Perhaps that's why one in four American women will become pregnant by the time they turn 20.
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Ananth advises women to work on their diets and overall health if they plan to become pregnant.
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In a perfect world, only those who are ready for and desire a child would become pregnant.
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And women who are pregnant or seeking to become pregnant are likely to change their shopping habits.
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She had become pregnant through rape, she told her fellow lawmakers in the Ohio House of Representatives.
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Yet Taiwanese law prohibits employers from deporting migrant workers or terminating their contracts if they become pregnant.
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As many as one-fifth of women who become pregnant aren't sure whether they want a baby.
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So out of 1,000 women taking birth control pills, 60 will become pregnant in a typical year.
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I need to be really particular about my word choice, but I believe it's for a ritual, and in that ritual, women who in certain villages cannot become pregnant would touch these maternity busts and there would be a ceremony in order for the woman to become pregnant.
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I did become pregnant that very same month, and nine months later we had a healthy baby girl.
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"No one asks to struggle to become pregnant, just like no one asks for a disease," Tiffany said.
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Women are becoming more and more open about the many processes they undergo in order to become pregnant.
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Even in developing countries, about 19% of girls become pregnant before they're 18, and 3% before age 15.
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"I need to surround myself with positive people," proclaimed another close, intimate friend, who had recently become pregnant.
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It's totally possible to become pregnant with a semen allergy, it just might be a bit more complicated.
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Erin Krupa remembered her fertility doctor looking her in the eye and promising to help her become pregnant.
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Rather, preventing children from acquiring excess body fat may have to start even before their mothers become pregnant.
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The island's birthrate is about 10 per 1,000 women, and nearly 100 women a day become pregnant here.
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To the contrary, teens in states that prescribe more abstinence education are actually more likely to become pregnant.
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Both pregnant women and those women hoping to become pregnant are already advised to limit their caffeine intake.
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But if your symptoms are severe or you're attempting to become pregnant, there are many options out there.
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The C.D.C. advises pregnant women and those seeking to become pregnant to avoid unnecessary travel in Zika regions.
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For women who use IUDs, fewer than one in 100 will become pregnant over the same time frame.
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Over the course of a year, 22014 women out of 22017,20143 using birth control pills will become pregnant.
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Leyva), who has been unable to become pregnant; and her passionate lover, the drug dealer Jeison (Victor Almanzar).
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Women are people and those rights shouldn't end as they consider how, when and whether to become pregnant.
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Vechery says its test is not meant to tell a woman whether she can become pregnant or not.
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However, when you don&apost become pregnant, your uterus contracts to shed that extra lining of the endometrium.
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So if you have sex before your first period, there is a small chance that you could become pregnant.
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Women who become pregnant say that employers discriminate against them in defiance of labor laws, and go largely unpunished.
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So, again, if you're trying to become pregnant, you'll want to have sex right before that happens — not after.
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After a long journey to become pregnant, one Utah couple is preparing for a flurry of new family members.
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But if you're not pregnant and you're not likely to become pregnant, you shouldn't regularly be taking prenatal vitamins.
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"Men" can have menstrual periods now, and "men" can become pregnant and give birth now, so why not makeup?
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Three other women have since become pregnant through the procedure, which was performed by the same team in Sweden.
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Eventually, a relative found condoms in the girl's bedroom and realized she was sexually active — and had become pregnant.
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Tracking your cycle to determine a fertile window has long been used to either become pregnant or avoid conceiving.
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By empowering women to choose when and if to become pregnant, the ripple effects will benefit generations of Delawareans.
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Fertility is tied to a woman's age, and by the mid-30s, her ability to become pregnant declines considerably.
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HHS says that 25 percent of couples who use natural family planning methods, including fertility awareness, may become pregnant.
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If there's even a remote chance a man's partner may become pregnant, he should follow the rules above. Yes.
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Ms. Perea did not know she had become pregnant until another guerrilla beat her and she had a miscarriage.
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Nino Vitale (R), another sponsor, said that women who are raped and become pregnant sometimes regret getting an abortion.
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"Calling attention to women not to become pregnant has caused outrage amongst all the women's movements here," she says.
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The evolutionary role of orgasms, the authors theorize, was to induce ovulation during sex, allowing women to become pregnant.
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These contraceptives have failure rates below 1 percent — meaning that of 100 users, fewer than 1 will become pregnant.
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That may be why tests show a high number of females who have become pregnant have failed to calve.
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What's more, they are actually more likely to become pregnant than those who never make a pledge at all.
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Indeed, in much of the world, just about the most dangerous thing a woman can do is become pregnant.
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If you become pregnant during university, you get a year of parental leave, and you continue receiving the stipend.
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One topic that was difficult for her to share, however, was the couple's attempt to become pregnant last year.
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In the US, nine out of every 100 people using oral birth control become pregnant in any given year.
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Coming to terms with the fact that I'd never become pregnant or carry my child ... that was life-altering.
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Women who are pregnant or planning to become pregnant are advised to avoid travel to the at least 41 countries and territories where Zika has spread, and men who have been to those areas are advised to abstain from sex or use condoms with partners who are pregnant or trying to become pregnant.
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Women who are pregnant or planning to become pregnant are advised to avoid travel to the at least 42 countries and territories where Zika has spread, and men who have been to those areas are advised to abstain from sex or use condoms with partners who are pregnant or trying to become pregnant.
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Why don't ALL women know how much paid (or unpaid) maternity leave they have access to before they become pregnant?
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Courtney told PEOPLE in August that she turned to fertility treatments to help become pregnant after she suffered multiple miscarriages.
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Issues affecting women — as well as people of all genders who become pregnant — were front and center at the debate.
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Wednesday night featured a number of key moments focused on issues affecting women or other people who can become pregnant.
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Birth control pills have a 6 percent failure rate, meaning that 60 of 1,000 women using them will become pregnant.
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They also address new concerns about when women become pregnant, whereas previous guidelines focused on women who were already pregnant.
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In 2015, an ex-employee filed a lawsuit claiming that Nasty Gal "systematically and illegally" fires women who become pregnant.
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And, of course, it is still possible (though less likely) for you to become pregnant outside of your ovulation window.
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The agency recommends women who are trying to become pregnant speak with their doctor before traveling to the included countries.
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The emotionally taxing process, Patterson told People, was made all the more difficult by watching the couple's friends become pregnant.
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When she was two-and-a-half, I was shocked to become pregnant completely on our own, without fertility treatments.
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Fear of the Zika virus is so fierce, some leaders have urged women in their countries not to become pregnant.
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At a press conference on Thursday, Sheriff Bob Gualtieri detailed how Steele had become pregnant with her daughter at 62.
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When Khloé Kardashian attempted to become pregnant and underwent fertility treatments, her struggle resonated with many viewers on the show.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has warned women who are, or may become, pregnant to avoid the areas.
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The CDC's travel recommendations for the Olympics and Zika only covered women who are pregnant or trying to become pregnant.
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It also gives employers aggregate data on their workers, like the number of employees it predicts will become pregnant soon.
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If you become pregnant while taking the drug, there is a high probability the baby will develop severe birth defects.
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While Nike promotes gender equality in its ads, their sponsored athletes say they risk losing pay if they become pregnant.
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And the victims who become pregnant and do not want to be know not to expect help from the authorities.
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The mean age at which women become pregnant has increased by four to five years over a four-decade period.
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Both parents said they weren't aware that their daughter was being raped or had become pregnant, according to charging documents.
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Yes, I think about pregnancy all day, every day for my job — all while I try desperately to become pregnant.
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These concerns may have led some women to shy away from eating fish when attempting to become pregnant, the researchers added.
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There are young girls who are married off at terribly early ages, become child brides, and become pregnant at ridiculous ages.
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Hopefully, the recipient will become pregnant; if all goes well, she will give birth, after which the uterus will be removed.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that about nine of every 22020 birth control pill users become pregnant annually.
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And then to become pregnant again without planning to — I definitely did not do this to myself to prove a point.
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The pregnancy-testing technology we have nowadays lets us find out about pregnancy soon after we become pregnant, Dr. Dardik says.
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United, for example, has offered those who are pregnant or trying to become pregnant the option of avoiding Zika-affected countries.
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The state has recommended that women who plan to become pregnant, or who are pregnant, postpone travel to Zika-affected areas.
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Seven out of 85033 girls who age out of the foster care system will become pregnant before the age of 21.
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But whenever a female partner is pregnant or could become pregnant, the C.D.C. advises condoms or other barrier methods be used.
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In Africa, about 30 million women a year become pregnant in areas where falciparum malaria — the most dangerous kind — is common.
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For women who are pregnant or hoping to become pregnant, the recommendation is to stay away from areas with Zika outbreaks.
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The app, Natural Cycles, combines temperature readings and software to determine when women are ovulating and most likely to become pregnant.
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Women taking antidepressants who become pregnant, or are planning to, often prefer not to expose the developing fetus to any prescriptions.
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They are less likely to drop out of high school, less likely to have sex, and less likely to become pregnant.
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Centuries-old Hindu temples depict erotic encounters between members of the same sex, and in some Hindu myths, men become pregnant.
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Arrest rates fall by 50% almost as soon as women become pregnant and fall much further as the pregnancy goes on.
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This all sounds wonkish and antiseptic, but in poor countries, the most dangerous thing a woman can do is become pregnant.
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She thought that she could not become pregnant because of her condition and had previously been unable to afford birth control.
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Most female sex workers become pregnant, and many have unsafe abortions or lack access to prenatal care, the researchers point out.
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Without realizing it, she'd become pregnant, and the fertilized egg had attached itself to her fallopian tube, instead of her uterus.
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Jackson, who has no children, did not clarify whether she was pregnant, hoped to become pregnant, or was planning to adopt.
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PrEP would be an ideal additional choice for women unable to use condoms or for those who want to become pregnant.
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For now, NIH director Dr. Francis Collins said travelers should take precautions, especially if they are pregnant or plan to become pregnant.
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The procedure's purpose is to enable women born without a uterus, or who had theirs removed, to become pregnant and give birth.
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People with ADD are more likely to struggle with addiction, drop out of school, have few friends, and become pregnant as teenagers.
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So it's crucial for everyone with a uterus to know how to spot one, whether you're hoping to become pregnant or not.
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Serena Joy is unable to become pregnant, and so has a Handmaid to conceive a baby so she can become a mother.
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This is also a period, she noted, when women often become pregnant, and begin paying more attention to the products they consume.
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When the app is used correctly, only 10 out of 1,000 women who used the app for one year would become pregnant.
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Finally, it can help young women clear small stones before they become pregnant (it's not advised that pregnant women ride roller coasters).
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In response, several countries, including El Salvador, are asking women to wait six months to two years before trying to become pregnant.
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It also includes advice that women who are trying to become pregnant should consult with their doctor before traveling to those areas.
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Some of those questions for reproductive coercion include: • Do they support my decision about when or if I want to become pregnant?
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If you become pregnant by your rapist, you will be forced to undergo an abortion, many times with no pain killers whatsoever.
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The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists discourages marijuana use for women who are planning to become pregnant, pregnant and breastfeeding mothers.
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Under the change, women in Poland become pregnant as a result of rape would be required to give birth to the child.
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Nine percent of women become pregnant in the first year of taking oral contraceptives due to missed doses, drug interactions or illnesses.
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People with ADD are more likely to struggle with addiction, drop out of school, have few friends, and become pregnant as teenagers.
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Since its introduction in 2016, Ms. Von Bidder said, 10,000 Ava customers have become pregnant and at least 42.33,000 have given birth.
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For women using a hormonal IUD, a small device placed in the uterus, fewer than 22014 out of 22017,224 will become pregnant.
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"Women over 32 years old are more likely to have problems ovulating, especially the longer they wait to become pregnant," George says.
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In her third post, Ms. Savage said she had twice become pregnant by Mr. Kelly, whose full name is Robert S. Kelly.
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We urge women who are pregnant or trying to become pregnant, along with their sexual partners, to avoid traveling to these areas.
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According to the cable, a US consular officer can't ask a visa applicant if they are pregnant or intend to become pregnant.
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Women without reliable birth control access are more likely to become pregnant, and the costs of prenatal care and childbirth are substantial.
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The focus is often on the woman's 'biological clock,' and of course women are the ones who become pregnant and give birth.
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But then Alessandro had a surprise: He knew his mom would become pregnant after a conversation, he said, that he'd had with God.
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Because she had become pregnant before the marriage, Mr. Koso served 15 months in prison and had to register as a sex offender.
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Of the women surveyed, 67% were interested in having children, but were not trying to become pregnant at the time of the interview.
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Nike announced it is changing company policies to ensure that female athletes who become pregnant are better protected and aren't penalized, reports Bloomberg.
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The decision to drop women actors from projects after they've become pregnant — whether leading a film or starring in lesser roles — isn't uncommon.
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Before the ACA, women could be refused coverage by their insurance companies if they were pregnant or might become pregnant in the future.
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Its recommendation that pregnant women and women trying to become pregnant not travel to areas with Zika, including Puerto Rico, remains in effect.
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Lindsey's normal life will include taking anti-rejection medication and returning to Cleveland for monthly checkups until she is ready to become pregnant.
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Magufuli affirmed his commitment to this policy last year, saying school girls who become pregnant must be expelled and not allowed to return.
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My teachers were too consumed with the "you will become pregnant, get gonorrhea, and die" framing, to give us a comprehensive sexual education.
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Recently, Khloe Kardashian confessed that she lied on the show about her attempts to become pregnant while she was married to Lamar Odom.
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The bill will allow women who become pregnant after being raped to ask a court to end the parental rights of their attacker.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is stepping up its warnings about the Zika virus for couples trying to become pregnant.
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Under the change, women in Poland who become pregnant as a result of rape would be required to give birth to the child.
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According to Faludi, all hell broke loose over a 1984 episode in which Cagney was to become pregnant and consider having an abortion.
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That means nine of every 100 women using birth control pills as their only means of contraception become pregnant in any given year.
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Under a new program, doctors in the state ask women of childbearing age whether they want to become pregnant in the next year.
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But Majel Dixon didn't know that it had happened to her until years later, when she tried to become pregnant in her relationship.
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Many women marry young and become pregnant before they even think about contraception, a medical aid worker in the Egyptian countryside told me.
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Natural Cycles is an app that helps women track their fertility cycles so they know when they are most likely to become pregnant.
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Other risk factors include getting pregnant with an IUD, being over 35 when you become pregnant, or having a history of ectopic pregnancy.
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And if only women who were planning to become pregnant or already pregnant bought maternity coverage the cost would go through the roof.
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Every year, 80 million of them become pregnant, and at least one in four of those unintended pregnancies results in an unsafe abortion.
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Something similar happened with the idea of exceptions in abortion law for people who become pregnant as a result of rape or incest.
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But while pregnant women from rich countries are being urged not to travel, women from poor countries are being urged not to become pregnant.
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Only half are employed by the time they turn 24, and more than 70 percent of girls become pregnant by the age of 21.
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In 1996, the same year the National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancies was founded, 4 out of every 10 teenage girls would become pregnant.
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That may be at least partly because isotretinoin can cause birth defects and is not to be taken by women who might become pregnant.
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If you happen to become pregnant or you take the morning-after pill — both period disruptors — the app will want to know that, too.
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The health crisis was such that in late December officials took the unusual step of discouraging Brazilians in hard-hit areas to become pregnant.
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The CDC advised all pregnant women, and those trying to become pregnant, to avoid travel to any of the countries where Zika is active.
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When you become pregnant, people tell you that "everything changes," but that shouldn't negate everything that a woman was before she became a mother.
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The rankings also included the Fertility diet for the first time, a diet that claims to make it easier for you to become pregnant.
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The state said in court briefs that about 85033,000 California women become pregnant each year and more than half of those pregnancies are unintended.
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Girls who marry while they are still children often become pregnant while still adolescents, which increases the risk of complications in pregnancy and childbirth.
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They had seen proof of this two years ago, they said, when they prayed during the Ganesh festival for their daughter to become pregnant.
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Women become pregnant under varied circumstances, not all of them planned or positive, so even the go-to congratulatory comments are not always appropriate.
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This means that women's rights to bodily autonomy and legal personhood would be directly damaged by their potential to become pregnant by HCR 22019.
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In the first year of typical use of fertility awareness, between 12 and 24 women of every 100 could become pregnant, the group said.
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Based on these findings, Dr. Pavlicev and Dr. Wagner argue that the female orgasm first evolved as a reflex to help females become pregnant.
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Abortion would be the solution but [it] is fully penalized... Asking only women not to become pregnant is irresponsible when all these factors exist.
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Identifying the factors that matter earlier on in the process could, one day, help those hoping to become pregnant save time, effort, and money.
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"It's really important to optimize your nutrition, diet and exercise before you become pregnant and then during pregnancy," Platner said in a phone interview.
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If you have these kinds of fibroids, doctors generally recommend getting them removed before trying to become pregnant — especially if you've had previous miscarriages.
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Two of those doctors are women, Blackmun said, noting that organizers are aware Zika poses the greatest risk to women who could become pregnant.
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But then he explained that the surgery would make it dangerous for her to become pregnant, so she should plan on never having children.
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The PRAC also repeated its precautionary advice on the use of GlaxoSmithKline's HIV drug dolutegravir in pregnant women and women who can become pregnant.
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Speaking of pregnancy, there is a perception our experts have encountered that if you do become pregnant, it is an earth-shattering, life-destroying event.
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"Since I've become pregnant, I've switched all of my beauty and makeup to natural products," she said, explaining that "most of them" come from Goop.
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Meanwhile, efforts to protect future children by getting women to stop drinking — sometimes even before they become pregnant — have been criticized as paternalistic and unnecessary.
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The rhythm method makes it possible to zero in on the days around ovulation, when the egg is released and it's possible to become pregnant.
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Lynn Burdett said Geisbrecht also told her in 2006 that she'd become pregnant with the other man's child, but later claimed to have lost it.
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Instead, this administration seems determined to wage a full-out war on a woman's ability to decide if and when they want to become pregnant.
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But let's remember that having a Zika infection when you're not pregnant doesn't set you up for problems should you become pregnant once you've recovered.
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Because everyone would have young people in their lives, no one would have to join a couple or become pregnant in order to raise kids.
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Girls who went through such programs were more likely to become pregnant or have an abortion, according to a study published in the journal Lancet.
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Many investment banks have been accused over the years of gender bias, including by denying bonuses or career opportunities to women because they become pregnant.
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This type of behavior—in which men exert control over a woman's choice to become pregnant—is one tactic of abuse known as reproductive coercion.
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Still, the study authors (and the CDC) maintain that avoiding alcohol completely—for women who are pregnant or may become pregnant—is the safest option.
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Still, it's a potential risk that people need to be aware of, primarily women who want to become pregnant, might be pregnant, or are pregnant.
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"If they weren't intending to become pregnant or taking pregnancy tests routinely, most would have no idea they're pregnant at that point," Dr. Horvath said.
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Under the country's Human Rights Act of 1993, it is illegal for an employer to discriminate against an employee over her decision to become pregnant.
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It was also a crucial moment in the ongoing fight for people who can become pregnant to retain autonomy over their bodies and their lives.
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In 2014, Rahima had become pregnant with her sixth child, and Babawad's mother had returned to Kun Ruvi to be with her for the birth.
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A woman who does not participate in a traditional nuclear family arrangement will face potentially insurmountable obstacles whether or not she decides to become pregnant.
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As of February, there were three abortion clinics operating in Louisiana, a state with more than 1 million people of reproductive age who can become pregnant.
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"Whether and when to become pregnant should be a personal decision, on the basis of full information and access to affordable, quality health services," it said.
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And, as the statement warns, if you're pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or breast-feeding, you should be especially vigilant and contact a medical professional beforehand.
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Transgender men can and do become pregnant, but they have to stop taking testosterone while they're carrying, which can be a deal breaker for some people.
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In current-day FLDS, a woman can only become pregnant by one of the 15 "seed bearers" appointed by Warren to carry out their worthy bloodlines.
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When women are able to choose when they become pregnant they're more likely to be ready for the financial obligations that come with raising a child.
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"Women even beyond age 50, as long as they're in good health and their uterus is normal and healthy, can definitely become pregnant," Dr. Forman says.
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"Whether and when to become pregnant should be a personal choice, made on the basis of information and access to affordable, quality health services," Alexander said.
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The Legion literally rebuilds itself with parts birthed by its female occupants, who sometimes gestate replacement parts, and at other times, become pregnant with entire worlds.
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"Anyone who wants to become pregnant has to be emotionally ready," said the senior author, Enrique F. Schisterman, an epidemiologist with the National Institutes of Health.
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The other positive change in my life is that my government job gives me 4 weeks of paid maternity leave should I ever become pregnant again.
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"Our affiliates have made a commitment to not discriminate against women who want to become pregnant or who are pregnant," said Sharon Waxman of the FLA.
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The supermodel-turned-TV host, 33, first surprised fans when she revealed in 2015 that she and Legend had been trying for years to become pregnant.
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It's a ceremonial container where you store jewellery or valuables, an empty space that can become pregnant with whatever music or meaning I give to it.
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By helping women choose when to become pregnant, we can improve health, save millions of dollars and help restore economic opportunity to more of our citizens.
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Just to reiterate: Women who are pregnant or planning to become pregnant soon should stay away from any country in which the Zika virus is circulating.
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I know that when women are healthy before they become pregnant and able to plan and space their pregnancies, they are more likely to survive them.
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The memo, which also extended the re-assignment offer to flight attendants seeking to become pregnant, said those who did switch routes would face no repercussions.
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Should we be worried that an employer could have more tools at their disposal to hire and fire women based on their plans to become pregnant?
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Planned Parenthood reports that only 4% of women whose partners use withdrawal and always do so correctly will become pregnant over the course of a year.
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Wade is rooted in a basic understanding that women's lives matter and that we have rights, needs and interests that don't vanish when we become pregnant.
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He claims that many of the Commanders are actually sterile that and it's only handmaids like Offred who will suffer when they fail to become pregnant.
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What happens if you take birth control pills while pregnantAccording to the CDC, nine% of people who take birth control pills will become pregnant each year.
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President Magufuli is known as 'The Bulldozer' for his tough stance against corruption and his hardline policies, which include denying education to schoolgirls who become pregnant.
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The abuse allegedly continued for two months, and Day says in the book she would have left him if she hasn't become pregnant with their child, Terry.
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Israel's parliament did approve an amendment giving single women and women unable to become pregnant for medical reasons the right to apply for state support for surrogacy.
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Mills and his colleagues analyzed data from 113 to 2009 on 501 women who, when they enrolled in the study, had recently discontinued contraception to become pregnant.
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"Although it is challenging to find women who are about to try to become pregnant and monitor them, it is important to replicate these findings," Mills said.
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Women who are pregnant or planning to become pregnant should protect themselves against bites of the Aedes mosquito that transmits Zika, the Geneva-based U.N. agency said.
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According to an unpublished survey by the Preeclampsia Foundation, of 173 women who had severe preeclampsia, 326 said that experience influenced their decision to become pregnant again.
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" She highlights that recall bias can influence such studies: "It's difficult to remember accurately how much alcohol you were consuming when you were trying to become pregnant.
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Most women who use assisted reproduction, or AR, are premenopausal, but AR can also enable women to become pregnant after menopause, with the use of donated eggs.
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It is not clear from the CDC's guidance if there is potential danger only for pregnant women or also women who may become pregnant in the future.
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Women trying to become pregnant should consult with their healthcare professional before traveling to these areas and strictly follow steps to prevent mosquito bites during the trip.
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The abuse allegedly continued for two months, and Day said in the book she would have left him if she hasn't become pregnant with their child, Terry.
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Meanwhile, women across the country feel like they'll be passed up for raises, promotions, or entire jobs on the basis that they are or may become pregnant.
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While the risk of widespread local transmission of Zika virus remains low, it is certainly a threat — particularly for pregnant women or women who may become pregnant.
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Though the language will be finessed, it recommends that all women who are pregnant or who might become pregnant during the upcoming influenza season receive the vaccine.
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And it's definitely not good news for women who do not want to become pregnant and fail to use other methods of contraception along with the tech.
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"Every year, thousands of girls become pregnant at the time when they should be learning history, algebra, and life skills," said a report by HRW last month.
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Normally, the lining of your uterus (or endometrial lining) grows inside your uterus over the course of your cycle and is shed if you don't become pregnant.
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That sickening trend continues in season 1's "Nolite Te Bastardes Carborundorum," when the handmaids learn how they're going to become pregnant by society's most powerful men.
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Scientists at the CDC have not yet confirmed the correlation but have urged women who are pregnant or may become pregnant not to travel to the region.
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The agency did not change its guidance for women with possible Zika exposure, who are told to wait at least eight weeks before trying to become pregnant.
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She has become pregnant earlier in the movie, and ends up giving birth in a house filled with the total opposite of all she strived to create.
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SARAH CRYSL AKHTAR Lebanon, N.H. To the Editor: Although terrorist groups like ISIS push birth control upon their victims to justify rape, many women still become pregnant.
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As strong as those coffee cravings are, many women who are pregnant or trying to become pregnant already know the advice to seriously limit their Starbucks runs.
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Maternity harassment, or matahara, where women are bullied, fired, or pressured into quitting by their employers once they become pregnant, is a growing problem in Japan today.
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"If you buy one of those plans that doesn't include maternity care and you become pregnant, you are essentially uninsured for your pregnancy-related expenses," she said.
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Unmet needs for contraception increase the rate of informal work, which actually endangers women's working rights and makes them more vulnerable to unemployment if they become pregnant.
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Op-Ed Contributor The average American woman spends just three years pregnant or trying to become pregnant, and a full 183 years trying not to be pregnant.
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Infertility is common, with about 12 out of 100 couples in the U.S. struggling to become pregnant, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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As for Head Start, more of the second generation graduate from high school and enroll in college, and fewer become pregnant as teenagers or go to prison.
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It is also highly effective -- when used properly, fewer than one in every hundred women will become pregnant in a year, according to nonprofit group Planned Parenthood.
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But even as chronic illnesses have become more prevalent, Texas's staggeringly high uninsurance rate means many women aren't getting treated, or even diagnosed, until they become pregnant.
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Now at stake, at a minimum, are the latest drafts of Albee's final known project, "Laying an Egg," about a middle-aged woman struggling to become pregnant.
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At 12 months after enrollment, 332 women (71 percent) had become pregnant, 42 (10 percent) did not, and the rest dropped out of the study for various reasons.
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We live in a country where roughly half of all pregnancies are unplanned, so there are, unsurprisingly, many women who become pregnant and choose not to give birth.
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A couple of years ago, when the government began handing out a leaflet about the optimal age for a woman to become pregnant, there was a huge backlash.
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Many of these women have gone through menopause prematurely in their 30s and 40s, but some women have used AR to become pregnant in their 50s and 60s.
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"They're really in their prime years of fertility while in surgical training, and historically it's been incredibly difficult to become pregnant and parent during residency training," she said.
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Some of those interviewed told HRW they had become pregnant, and that the soldiers in all the cases had returned to their country and not offered any support.
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Seven of the 15 teachers at the small Kansas elementary school have become pregnant over the last year, which has come at the shock of principal Ashley Miller.
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For months, health officials across the globe have advised women who are pregnant or hope to become pregnant to avoid traveling to countries that are experiencing Zika outbreaks.
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Guidelines in the United Kingdom also say that if you are pregnant or think you could become pregnant, the safest approach is not to drink alcohol at all.
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Zika remains a concern to pregnant women and those hoping to become pregnant because the consequences for babies of women who are infected while pregnant can be devastating.
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The second, The Innocents, which just came out, is about a group of nuns during World War II who have become pregnant after being raped by Soviet soldiers.
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Then a guest who was trying to become pregnant backed out; she was concerned that Mexico had reported some cases of Zika, a virus blamed for birth defects.
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The procedure is meant to enable a woman who has either lost her uterus to disease, or who was born without one, to become pregnant and give birth.
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The smiling, grandfatherly leader spoke them in 1984 (a year that in the literary world already had become pregnant with meaning about the relationship between truth and power).
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"We recommend that women who want to become pregnant should align their dietary intakes towards national dietary recommendations for pregnancy," first author Jessica Grieger said in a statement.
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And many of the girls who become pregnant do so after rape, sexual violence or coercion, said Christa Stewart, program manager at the global girls' charity Equality Now.
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While he stresses he's not by any means the first trans man to become pregnant, he's definitely one of the highest profile; the story has made international headlines.
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It is also March 25, the traditional day of observing the Annunciation, when the angel Gabriel came to Mary and told her she would become pregnant with Jesus.
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If you're looking to become pregnant, it's important to take either or 400 to 600 mcg of folic acid alone or a prenatal multivitamin that contains folic acid.
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When the data from the trials were analyzed, the device turned out to be 97.5% effective, meaning that if 1,000 women used the device, 25 could become pregnant.
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The researchers used this data to test a method of predicting the best time of the month for these women to have sex in order to become pregnant.
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In the past, Ireland's strict Catholic morality made it deeply shameful to become pregnant before marriage, and women would be rejected by their families and society as sinful.
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On Mother's Day, The New York Times's Opinion section released a powerful video in which sponsored female runners say they risk losing their pay if they become pregnant.
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Leaders of the WHO released a statement Thursday making clear that it would only advise people to stay home if they are pregnant or trying to become pregnant.
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She said that since then, about 85,000 women had become pregnant in the tri-county area, including about 5,000 who might have used fertility methods like intrauterine insemination.
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Earlier this year, Solo revealed her struggled with fertility to Elle Magazine -- explaining how she had become pregnant in early 2018 ... but things did not go as planned.
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Girls who are abused are more likely to become pregnant and face pressure to marry, said Jeanne Smoot, senior counsel at the Tahirih Justice Center, which opposes child marriage.
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Women who are trying to become pregnant are also at risk, and should discuss their travel plans and the risks of the Zika infection with their health care providers.
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Results showed that women who had sex right before ovulating, who had more unprotected sex, and unprotected sex right after using emergency contraception were more likely to become pregnant.
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The CDC is already warning women who are pregnant or could become pregnant to avoid "unnecessary travel" to the part of southern Florida that has reported the most cases.
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The Centers for Disease Control announced late Friday that women who are pregnant or trying to become pregnant should reconsider travel to Brazil this summer for the 2016 Olympics.
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Some women who become pregnant while addicted to opioids end up in a shelter, jail, or homeless, worried that if they seek treatment their children will be taken away.
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Cultures of "matahara," or "maternity harassment," still present at Japanese workplaces, discourage women from having children, experts say, and may even influence when they become pregnant if they do.
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She and a friend who hopes to become pregnant, too, spent part of the morning advising each other via text message about how to stave off the dreaded virus.
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If you are not pregnant but may become pregnant, it's a good idea to plan ahead and be tested for immunity to two other childhood diseases: rubella and chickenpox.
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In May the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority and the European Medicines Agency issued a warning advising doctors not to prescribe dolutegravir to women seeking to become pregnant.
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It was the first of 10 uterine transplants planned by the clinic, in an experimental program meant to enable women without a uterus to become pregnant and give birth.
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Most who participate, however, fall into three distinct categories: They hope to cure a fatal illness, they wish to beat a drug addiction, or they want to become pregnant.
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She and husband Joe were "super-busy" at work — and for a variety of reasons, decided to foster a child with the goal of adoption rather than become pregnant.
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The only reason she did not become pregnant, she said, was because she got her captor to take her to the doctor on the pretext that she was ill.
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Some critics noted that none of the fertility apps and devices have proven data that shows they significantly shorten the time it takes for a woman to become pregnant.
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The aim of the Facebook group, which has 52 members so far, has been to make women who become pregnant while holding jobs more of the norm in Japan.
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Responding to criticism about its treatment of its sponsored athletes who become pregnant, the sportswear giant Nike committed on Friday to ensuring that such athletes are not financially penalized.
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A woman hoping to become pregnant by an older man might want to know "how good are your swimmers?" a question that can be answered by a semen analysis.
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Nteko, who is from the southern African country of Lesotho, was married at 19 and, when she become pregnant at age 21, she found out she was HIV positive.
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Since tubal ligation is considered a permanent form of birth control, it does require a minimally invasive surgical procedure to reverse it, so you can try to become pregnant.
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Frustrated by the status quo, Brynna unleashes a spell that alters the magic of Seven Wells by granting women the power to decide whether or not to become pregnant.
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The truth is that ED suffers may be underweight, normal weight, or overweight — and though EDs often negatively impact fertility, even patients with erratic menstrual cycles can become pregnant.
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For most people Zika is a mild illness, but it can be dangerous for women who are (or are trying to become) pregnant because of the link to birth defects.
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By the end of the study, 149 of the women, or 42 percent, had become pregnant one or more times, and 131 women had a total of 150 live births.
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"When you're worried that you might become pregnant because your condom broke or you had unprotected sex, the last thing you need is delays at the pharmacy counter," Benedict says.
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Current U.S. guidelines suggest that pregnant and breastfeeding women take a supplement containing 150 micrograms of iodine, but these recommendations don't address what women should do before they become pregnant.
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The most likely time to become pregnant is in the 5 days before and 5 days after ovulation (approximately days 9 to 19 of a 28-day menstrual cycle). Absolutely.
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The primary goal, she said, is to protect pregnant women and those who may become pregnant, because the virus is linked to a neurological birth defect and other fetal abnormalities.
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If the clinic loses, Missouri residents — including more than a million people who can become pregnant — will have to travel across state lines if they want to end a pregnancy.
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Viljoen and May, however, believe women trying to become pregnant or who are pregnant should abstain from alcohol -- a view supported by the CDC and the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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Government officials in Jamaica and the Dominican Republic are advising women in their countries to postpone plans to become pregnant, even though no cases of Zika have been recorded there.
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Both Connell and U.S. Fencing's Anthony said the USOC's message was focused primarily on the potential risks for women who are pregnant or are thinking about trying to become pregnant.
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Zika is a great concern to pregnant women and those hoping to become pregnant because it can have devastating consequences for babies born to mothers who were infected while pregnant.
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It would be perplexing enough for people with the capacity to become pregnant to get a separate bill every month, for as little as a dollar, just for abortion coverage.
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Think of it: The unfortunate 45-year-old woman who died not only helped a 32-year-old woman become pregnant but also helped new life come into this world.
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But the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued alerts for more than 25 Zika-infected countries, urging women who are or may become pregnant to avoid travel.
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Over nearly 50 years, millions of women have become pregnant because of the relatively inexpensive drug clomiphene citrate, which the William S. Merrell Company began marketing as Clomid in 1967.
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"Most women who have an abortion do so because they did not intend to become pregnant in the first place," the report's co-author Susheela Singh said in a statement.
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In the new paper, the researchers also noted that in many low-, middle- and high-income countries, up to 50% of women are overweight or obese when they become pregnant.
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They also ridiculed the idea that women could not become pregnant as a result of rape, using it to claim that abortion foes were both anti-science and anti-woman.
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The result is that (according to the most recent available data) more than 390,000 10-19 year olds become pregnant in Kenya annually; almost 29,000 of them were under 14.
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Maternal health reformers would like to see a more holistic approach to women's health — one that ensures, for example, that women have access to health care before they become pregnant.
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That means, for every 1,000 women with an IUD, one to two of them will become pregnant, says Dr. Thomas Ruiz, Lead OB-GYN at MemorialCare Orange Coast Medical Center.
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The agency also recommended that pregnant women should avoid travel to countries with Zika outbreaks and that women wishing to become pregnant should consult their doctors before traveling to those places.
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According to Mayo Clinic, women who become pregnant after the age of 35 are more likely to develop certain complications, such as gestational diabetes, high blood pressure and low birth-weight.
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It's very possible to become pregnant shortly before your period, depending upon the day of ovulation, the time of intercourse and ejaculation, and the duration of a specific sperm's life. Absolutely!
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When you're ovulating again, though, progesterone and estrogen are allowed to flow freely through you once more, preparing your body each menstrual cycle for the possibility that you might become pregnant.
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The CDC advises that pregnant women should postpone trips to countries with active Zika virus transmission, and that women planning to become pregnant should speak to their doctor before the trip.
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The app's typical-use effectiveness is lower: 68 out of 1,000 women become pregnant after using the app for a year, which works out to an effectiveness rate of 93 percent.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads For Freddy McConnell, a trans man from a seaside town in England, the decision to become pregnant was a passionate wish with several major roadblocks.
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Kim Kardashian West reveals in a new Keeping Up With the Kardashians clip that she plans to undergo surgery to help her become pregnant with her third child with Kanye West.
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" Bateman says that when Malone initially resigned, he told church leadership that the teenage girl living with them had become pregnant, but "there was no claim of him being the father.
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Women who become pregnant are sent home; workers who overstay are caned and deported ("law and order so accurate here," notes one of Mr Mukul's poems in praise of "beloved Singapore").
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For couples who do become pregnant, how should they begin the dialogue about what to do, and how can partners be sure they're hearing one another, even during these difficult conversations?
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Leaders of the WHO again declined to weigh in this week on whether people should stay home from the Olympics, except for women who are pregnant or trying to become pregnant.
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Among the services for women, some are specifically for pregnant women or women who may become pregnant, such as breastfeeding support and counseling, contraception (with some exceptions) and folic acid supplements.
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At the end of the episode, it is Lacey who reveals to her husband that she had become pregnant as a teenager and traveled to Puerto Rico to obtain an abortion.
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The woman explained that she had become pregnant with the girl after a rape when she was 13, and so authorities listed the grandparents as parents on the child's birth records.
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Now, she makes videos on TikTok sharing the lifestyle changes that she believes helped her become pregnant, while also making memes about her infertility journey that other women can relate to.
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But a randomized study found that girls who were told to carry around "infant simulators" actually were slightly more likely to become pregnant than girls who did not get the dolls.
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Research shows LARCs are way more effective at preventing pregnancy than birth control pills: 18 of every 100 sexually active women who rely on the pill become pregnant within a year.
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That's known as "typical use," and it translates to the pill being 91 percent effective, meaning 9 out of 100 women taking it will become pregnant in one year, per ACOG.
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Combined with what she described as a cultural belief that wives are not able to cope with everyday life alone, this notion encourages them to take such measures to become pregnant.
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On the other side, Joshua A. Klein, California's deputy solicitor general, argued that about 700,000 women in the state become pregnant each year and about half of the pregnancies are unintended.
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Mr. Lorenz claimed that she had become pregnant during her affair with Castro, but that the fetus, at almost full term, was removed from her in Cuba while she was drugged.
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Twenty four percent of foster youth who age out of the system experience homelessness within five years; 71 percent of female foster youth who age out become pregnant by age 21.
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Just be aware that if you become pregnant with an IUD, you are at an increased risk of preterm labor, miscarriage, and infection even if the IUD is removed, Gersh says.
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The patient will have to wait a year before trying to become pregnant, letting her heal and giving doctors time to adjust the doses of medication she needs to prevent organ rejection.
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A pilot study in March and April found that one-third of the 150 participants indicated that they or their partner planned to become pregnant within 12 months of the Olympic Games.
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That's an important thing for people to bear in mind when they listen to dance music to find meaning; words can become pregnant with meaning because of the musical context they're in.
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But really, I was also rather suddenly overcome with an everyday, very common desire: I wanted to be a mother, and I knew that it might take a while to become pregnant.
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"There potentially is a perception that if you take time away to become pregnant or have maternity leave, your coworkers or peers or residents have to pick up the slack," Tenenbaum said.
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The CDC recommendations for women who are pregnant or trying to become pregnant are: Pregnant women in any trimester should consider postponing travel to the areas where Zika virus transmission is ongoing.
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The recent spread of Zika virus, which causes serious birth defects such as microcephaly, has sent pregnant women, and women who plan to become pregnant, on a hunt for safe vacation destinations.
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The education ministry said last year allowing the girls to go to school would undermine their ability to do well in class, expose them to ridicule and encourage others to become pregnant.
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The CDC's recommendations for women who are pregnant or trying to become pregnant are: Pregnant women in any trimester should consider postponing travel to the areas where Zika virus transmission is ongoing.
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He said one of the problems posed in the book is what a young female lawyer should say if she's asked in a job interview if she intends to become pregnant soon.
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Soon, Quit Genius has plans to launch packs around pregnancy (for women who are smoking when they become pregnant and want to quit), weight management, social pressure to smoke, and self esteem.
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It will take a year for her to heal, and only then will she be able to become pregnant through in vitro fertilization (some of her eggs were removed before the transplant).
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I came to the conclusion that one of the most important things that we can do to expand opportunity is empower women to choose if and when they want to become pregnant.
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Under guidelines issued in February, all women who are pregnant or trying to become pregnant and who have also traveled to Zika-affected countries should be tested, even those with no symptoms.
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But all U.S. women, including women of color, deserve to make their own decisions about whether and when to become pregnant, and to raise and nurture their children safely and with dignity.
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In addition, these types of visas are granted for up to 10 years, so someone could apply to come to the US long before becoming or intending to become pregnant, said Pierce.
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Melissa How, Médecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) Medical Coordinator in Cox's Bazar, said the had seen "a number of women and girls" who had become pregnant from sexual violence in Myanmar or Bangladesh.
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Singleton asked me and a couple other women to stand and think about what this means for women who are victims of rape who become pregnant and seek abortion as their only option.
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They, too, drew potentially therapeutic conclusions from their results, and tested those conclusions by giving the missing substances to female mice carrying autism-inducing bacteria in the weeks before those females become pregnant.
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Married by their families while still in their teens, these girls become pregnant by the time they are 17 or 18, when their bodies have not matured enough to safely deliver a child.
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Fact is, we're told Chyna is in love with the 18-year-old rapper, and IF she were to become pregnant anytime soon ... he's obviously first in the running as the baby daddy.
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Similarly, while the game doesn't currently allow male / male couples to become pregnant, the team vows to evaluate player feedback to the mechanic's current iteration, and take it into account for future updates.
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CHENNAI, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Women migrant workers in parts of Asia risk being deported if they become pregnant, forcing many to have unwanted abortions or abandon their newborns, researchers said on Monday.
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Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin Shelley began writing "Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus" when she was eighteen years old, two years after she'd become pregnant with her first child, a baby she did not name.
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Thore is surprised herself at the possibility, because she suffers from polycystic ovary syndrome, which affects hormones — and is the main cause of her weight gain — and limits the ability to become pregnant.
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There's a good chance she agrees with your view that she didn't become pregnant under ideal circumstances and bed rest is no walk in the park, especially when it's accompanied by financial losses.
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On Mother's Day, New York Times Opinion published the video below showing that while Nike promotes gender equality in its ads, their sponsored athletes say they risk losing pay if they become pregnant.
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It makes it more difficult for women to acquire the knowledge they need to control if and when they become pregnant — a problem that is exacerbated by the administration's hostility toward abortion rights.
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Although that part of the Tunisian penal code had largely fallen from use, last year a judge ordered a 13-year-girl who had been raped and become pregnant to marry her attacker.
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She had become pregnant, she says, and child welfare authorities were investigating — so her family and church officials decided the simplest way to avoid a messy criminal case was to organize a wedding.
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In fact, it can cost hundreds of dollars each time you try to get pregnant — and Dr. Noyes says it takes an average of five months with your natural cycle to become pregnant.
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A 2015 study by the Manusher Jonno Foundation, a nonprofit group based in Dhaka, the capital, found that fewer than 1.5 percent of underage marriages took place after the girl had become pregnant.
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January 15 & 22016, 218 - CDC advises all pregnant women or those trying to become pregnant to postpone travel or consult their physicians prior to traveling to any of the countries where Zika is active.
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David Nail, new dad to boy and girl twins, offered a poignant "Fighter," the title track to his upcoming album; it's based on the difficult journey he and his wife took to become pregnant.
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But when the couple's tenderness culminates in a threesome with Helmut, desire trumps biologically determinist reasoning and the fear of the other (while, as we can guess, giving Calixto a chance to become pregnant).
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It was a time of harsh family planning enforcement in their area, when married women were required to have four annual pregnancy tests to ensure they didn't become pregnant outside of family planning guidelines.
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Although the chances of becoming pregnant when you have an IUD are extremely low, if you do become pregnant, it's more likely to be ectopic than those who choose other forms of birth control.
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In 2017, US tabloids leapt on the stories of Portland's Trystan Reese and Missouri's Kaci Sullivan, while in the UK, Scott Parker and Hayden Cross become the first reported trans men to become pregnant.
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For that reason, the CDC had recommended that men who had been infected abstain from unprotected sexual contact for at least six months with a partner who is pregnant or hoping to become pregnant.
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"But getting to a healthy weight is a big part of what women can do before they become pregnant, along with quitting smoking and discussing any medications they take with their doctor," said Dolan.
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Since the main danger the Zika virus poses is to unborn children, and men are unlikely to become pregnant, some sports fans have concluded that male golfers are a bunch of wedge-wielding wusses.
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In this version, as in the Greek source, the wailing Jewish mother is mocked by a chorus of Christian girls who invite her to imagine her little grandson: Your daughter has already become pregnant.
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Those who ate fruit less than three times a month took half a month longer to become pregnant than those who ate fruit three or more times a day in the month before conception.
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Survey data from the early 2000s revealed that 3 to 5 percent of incarcerated women in America were pregnant at the time of their admission, with more women that become pregnant while in prison.
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Either the man or woman may be infected and not know it, their desire to become pregnant, obviously, necessitates unprotected sex and, should they conceive a child, the baby's wellbeing could be in jeopardy.
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Federal health officials also doubled down on warnings for women who are or may become pregnant, telling them to avoid unprotected sex if they have a male sex partner possibly exposed to the virus.
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"In a country where there is sexual violence, it's not only women who are responsible; girls become pregnant [as a] product of violations either [by] gang members, their own relatives or others," she explains.
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An accepted treatment for heavy periods, it would also make it very unlikely for me to become pregnant and medically inadvisable for me to carry a pregnancy to term even if I wanted to.
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For women, Tempdrop's wearable basal body temperature sensor tracks ovulation cycles through an ear bud that monitors your temperature and syncs with a fertility app to predict when you're most likely to become pregnant.
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Those who have a low risk tolerance might just avoid travel, said Ko. For women who need or want to travel, health officials advise waiting two months until after the trip to become pregnant.
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In most cases, the virus causes only mild illness, but the danger to women pregnant or trying to become pregnant is much greater, because of the impact the disease can have on fetal development.
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Officers, however, are told not to ask as a matter of course whether the applicant is pregnant or intends to become pregnant, or require an applicant to provide evidence that they are not pregnant.
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To be sure, researchers say women with low egg counts, as indicated by low anti-müllerian hormone values, were almost as likely to become pregnant as women with normal egg counts for their age.
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Instead of thinking about the most fertile day to conceive, people who want to become pregnant (or want to avoid it) should take the time to understand their own body and any potential barriers.
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Because of the potential for birth defects, the CDC has warned pregnant American women and women of childbearing ages who may become pregnant to stay out of places where the virus is currently circulating.
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It's particularly important that providers counsel trans men about these topics, according to Javier, because many trans men incorrectly believe that they cannot become pregnant since they stopped having periods after they went on testosterone.
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According to the Sperm Bank of California, it takes the average person between four and eight rounds of insemination to become pregnant — which means the total cost can easily cross over into five-digit territory.
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You're less likely to become pregnant while breastfeeding if the following are true: the infant is less than 6 months of age, the infant exclusively breastfeeds, and you haven't yet resumed a regular menstrual cycle.
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Thanks to him, and other transgender men who have been open about their pregnancies this year, trans people who become pregnant or are thinking about pregnancy in the future have an example to look to.
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For these women, the CDC advises them to discuss the risks of Zika with their doctors, and it advises women who do not want to become pregnant to use the most effective means of contraception.
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Under that contract, Elliott Broidy, the deputy finance chairman of the Republican National Committee, agreed late last year to pay $1.6 million to the woman, who had become pregnant during an affair with Mr. Broidy.
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But even with a special program in place to prevent conception in women taking the drug, each year two to three hundred women in the U.S. become pregnant while taking it, a new study shows.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other health bodies have addressed that threat by warning pregnant women or women who may become pregnant soon to delay trips to countries where Zika is circulating.
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Researchers at the University of Wisconsin–Madison found that bamboo, which the bears eat in excess in captivity, might contribute to severe gastrointestinal distress in pandas, which can affect the animals' efforts to become pregnant.
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In 1904, after state anti-abortion laws were on the books everywhere, the editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association reminded a doctor that women rarely become pregnant because of a real rape.
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According to a 2011 survey from the National Domestic Violence Hotline, 25 percent of callers reported their partner had sabotaged their birth control or pressured them to become pregnant as a way to control them.
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The team, led by professor Claire Roberts from University Adelaide's Robinson Research Institute in Australia, found women who eat fast food four or more times a week took nearly a month longer to become pregnant.
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Unless your doctor has determined that your polyps are cancerous or precancerous, smaller polyps don't need to be removed unless they're causing really unbearable side effects or making it difficult for you to become pregnant.
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The new guidelines also recommended that pregnant employees not travel to areas where the Zika virus is circulating and that businesses consider allowing workers who are or may become pregnant delay traveling to those areas.
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For women who aren't planning a pregnancy but could become pregnant, the group suggests using the supplement anyway, since there are no major side effects or proven harms but a great deal of potential benefit.
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Evidence has shown that, though 25 percent of couples who use this method experience an unplanned pregnancy, only one in nine women who use them will become pregnant if they use them correctly and consistently.
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"They're able to keep those sperm until it's a good time of year for them to become pregnant, and then carry out that pregnancy and have babies when there's food available for them," Orr said.
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Zika cases are on the wane, Puerto Rican health officials have said, and the virus, which can cause birth defects, is primarily of concern to pregnant women and couples who are trying to become pregnant.
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In 275, Glow would remind women who were trying to become pregnant and entering a fertile window to wear nice underwear that day, and it would also remind their partners to bring home some flowers.
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Oh, and there's some tension between Jackie and Donnie, who were high school sweethearts; on some level she's never quite found a man to match him — and has now unhappily become pregnant by a married man.
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In another article, Life also says that women who become pregnant from rape should not be allowed the right to terminate their pregnancy (in a now deleted line, the group describes it as "the death penalty").
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Empowering Patients would allow insurers to cut whatever benefits they no longer want to cover — they could stop covering maternity benefits, for example, to make their plans less attractive to women who plan to become pregnant.
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Natural Cycles said on their site that 7 out of 100 women will become pregnant over the course of a year due to incorrectly using the app, such as going without contraception on a red day.
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He was not sure whether it was possible for a woman to become pregnant simply by performing oral sex, and he wanted me, the person he trusted most in the world, to tell him the truth.
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During a job interview in October 2013, Mr. Neumann "unlawfully and intrusively" asked Ms. Bardhi whether she planned to get married or become pregnant — a question that left her "stunned and uncomfortable," according to the complaint.
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"The fibroids themselves can affect women in two ways," Dr. Lerner explains: Depending on the size and location, they can cause pain and heavy menstrual bleeding, and they can interfere with your ability to become pregnant.
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Results showed that, contrary to that long-held belief, women who tried to become pregnant again after less than three months actually had better chances of a successful pregnancy than those who waited more than that.
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Zika, spreading rapidly in South and Central America and the Caribbean, has been linked to severe birth defects in Brazil, and public health officials' concern is focused on pregnant women and women who may become pregnant.
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The Atlanta-based agency also doubled down on its warnings for women who are or may become pregnant, telling them to avoid unprotected sex if they have a male sex partner possibly exposed to the virus.
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Nearly one in four girls in the U.S. still become pregnant at least once by the age of 85033, and great inequities in rates persist for young women of color and young women living in poverty.
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For more accurate predictions, you can input basal body temperature or ovulation test results, and the feature will create a prediction of a fertile window for you if you're trying to become pregnant (or avoid pregnancy).
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These methods offer women critical control over their health, including if and when to become pregnant, reducing risk of cervical cancer, and in some cases aiding with management of chronic conditions like acne or painful periods.
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Assuming Sanofi or another company succeeds in developing one, the vaccine may be used only in teenage girls - protecting them before they are likely to become pregnant - in countries and regions where Zika-carrying mosquitoes thrive.
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"Like all forms of birth control, Essure is not perfect and women may become pregnant despite use of the device," Dr. William Maisel, the FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health director, said in a statement.
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The book centers on four characters — a pregnant teenager, an herbalist, a woman hoping to become pregnant and a mother in an untenable marriage — whose stories serve as a reminder of the interdependence of women's lives.
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Chief among their concerns is whether Zika, unlike similar mosquito-borne viruses, can be transmitted sexually, or remain latent in the body - possibly presenting a risk for women who become pregnant after the Olympics have ended.
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There is no data that fully captures the daily realities of girls in poor communities, Plan International said in a report, including why girls drop out of school or how many become pregnant because of sexual violence.
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Employers expected women workers, who might (it was thought) become pregnant at any time, to be only suited for jobs with fewer responsibilities that could allow them to cycle in and out without unduly disrupting the workplace.
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Sexual transmission of Zika virus has increasingly been reported, and CDC has also said men who travel to countries affected by Zika should use protection if having sex with a partner who is or may become pregnant.
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It took eight years of trying for Rich in Faith stars Rich Wilkerson Jr. and his wife DawnCheré to become pregnant — and now they're entering the final days of the long-awaited birth of their first son.
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The government agency recommended Tuesday that women of childbearing age who are not using contraception should abstain from drinking because they might become pregnant and put a hypothetical baby at risk of fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASDs).
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The I.O.C. medical commission repeated its advice that travelers take precautions against mosquito bites and that women who are planning to become pregnant assess the potential risks of traveling to areas where the virus has been found.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has warned pregnant women against traveling to countries affected by Zika outbreaks; it has also issued an Olympics-related travel advisory for pregnant women and women trying to become pregnant.
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This distrust is reinforced every single time a senior executive repurposes a female colleague's ideas as his own, and every time someone without the ability to become pregnant makes a decision on behalf of those who can.
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They are thrust into premature menopause, and although the use of hormone replacement therapy and their own cryopreserved eggs allows some of these women to become pregnant, their natural hormones and natural fertility will not be renewed.
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Launched in Sweden in 2014 as a fertility app to help women who are trying to become pregnant, the app obtained approval last year as a certified contraceptive from the UK's Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency.
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As a result, for women who are concerned about the costs related to giving birth, it's important to explore the average costs at their local hospitals and review their insurance plans before they decide to become pregnant.
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Among the more serious health risks are the repeated exposure to pesticides—which is especially problematic for women who are or could become pregnant, and for women with young children—and a lack of clean drinking water.
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The CDC has issued travel alerts for nearly 30 countries for pregnant women and women who may become pregnant, urging them to avoid exposure to the virus until more is known about the risk to unborn babies.
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Because of the potential for birth defects, the CDC issued travel guidance for pregnant American women and women of childbearing age who may become pregnant, warning them to avoid visiting places where the virus is currently circulating.
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Furthermore, teenagers who are not adequately informed about pregnancy prevention, or are told only about abstinence, are more likely to become pregnant than those told about birth control options, including emergency contraception, and how to get them.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has already issued a level 2 travel advisory, warning visitors to the region to take precautions while urging women who are pregnant or who may become pregnant to stay away.
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For the most part, the buyers of these women are not looking for wives, but merely a woman to give birth to their children, often created by raping them repeatedly until they become pregnant, the report claims.
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Children traveling abroad may need to be vaccinated before their first birthday, and women who are hoping to become pregnant should discuss vaccinations with their health care provider, as the MMR vaccine is not recommended during pregnancy.
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"If this bill was to become law, the lives of anyone who can become pregnant would be endangered," Lauren Blauvelt-Copelin, vice president of government affairs and public advocacy at Planned Parenthood Advocates of Ohio, told Vox.
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"This is a great opportunity for physicians to improve the care of women who become pregnant and therefore could have a miscarriage," lead study author Dr. Courtney Schreiber of the University of Pennsylvania said in a telephone interview.
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It has also suggested that women trying to conceive who live in areas with Zika activity should talk to their doctors about the "deeply personal" decision to become pregnant, the risks of Zika, and ways to prevent it.
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After a judge ruled in 2017 that Torres couldn't use the embryos to become pregnant against her ex-husband's wishes, anti-abortion groups pushed the Arizona Legislature to address the matter, framing it as a parental rights issue.
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Since it might be difficult to have mice mating in space, she envisions an experiment in which female mice are launched to the station as soon as they become pregnant and then give birth when they're up there.
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"A major challenge is just getting pregnant, and then once people with endometriosis do become pregnant, they generally tend to do well," says Mara Rosner, MD, assistant professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at NYU Langone.
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There's also hope that Najin and Fatu may be able to become pregnant with in vitro fertilisation (IVF) techniques, combining the two female's eggs with stored northern white rhino semen from males and surrogate southern white rhino females.
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However, if you're not yet pregnant but you're trying to become pregnant, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend increasing your intake of folic acid now, because it's most necessary during the very early stages of pregnancy.
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She also maintained the company's legal counsel never told board members the allegations involved a former manicurist who claimed she'd become pregnant after Wynn raped her, and that company officials never made the board aware of other settlements.
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Women in their childbearing years who are not pregnant and do not plan to become pregnant — and consistently use birth control, ensuring that they will not conceive — can safely visit countries in which the Zika virus is circulating.
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"I'm petrified," said Amber Collins, a 31-year-old newlywed who hopes to become pregnant soon and who had "doused" herself with insect repellent before venturing out to join two friends for a drink at the Wynwood Yard.
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In general, yes, said Dr. Stephen Morse, an epidemiology professor at the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health, although pregnant women or women who wish to become pregnant in the near future may want to avoid visiting.
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While fertility monitoring is commonly used to predict fertility for women who do want to become pregnant, many women turn to the methods as an alternative to hormonal birth control options because FAMs have no medical side effects.
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According to a new study, girls who participated in programs that used them were more likely to become pregnant or have an abortion than those who didn't — possibly because they enjoyed taking care of the "babies" so much.
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Some 21 million girls aged 15 to 19 become pregnant in developing countries each year, and complications during pregnancy and childbirth are the leading cause of death for this age group worldwide, according to the World Health Organization.
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Among the low-income women in the Title X family planning program who weren't trying to become pregnant, the proportion choosing an IUD or an implant has jumped to 32 percent last year from 14 percent in 2014.
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Officials used to deny that there was ever any crime in North Korea — but now they freely concede that this country has thieves, that young women sometimes become pregnant before marriage, that inevitably there's a measure of corruption.
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He led efforts to advance a 1994 action plan adopted by 179 countries that recognized for the first time that women have the right to control their reproductive and sexual health and to choose whether to become pregnant.
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Lot and his daughters go on, finding shelter in a cave, where the daughters, fearing their father is the last man on earth, get him drunk to have their way with him and become pregnant, which they do.
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" The judge held that by giving other women a reprieve, the fire service had demonstrated that the training could be deferred until after pregnancy and that women were "entitled to the right to choose when to become pregnant.
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Ed Setzler, called abortion a "barbaric procedure" and said under his proposal, women who become pregnant still have options, including taking a "morning after" pill or carrying a pregnancy to term and putting the baby up for adoption.
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Current recommendations for preventing sexual transmission of Zika in returning travelers now differ depending on whether the returning traveler is symptomatic and on whether the couple is planning to become pregnant, but that may need to be changed.
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January 214, 21964: CDC warns pregnant women to think twice The CDC advises all pregnant women or those trying to become pregnant to avoid travel to any of the countries where Zika is active, including Brazil during the Games.
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"These results point to a relatively easy change that men can make when they and their partners are seeking to become pregnant," said lead author Lidia Mínguez-Alarcón, a scientist at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
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Her complaint accuses the company of gender and pregnancy discrimination, saying she was demoted after both pregnancies and claims that Neumann even illegally asked her at her job interview in 2013 if she planned to marry or become pregnant.
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January 15, 2016: CDC warns pregnant women to think twice The CDC advises all pregnant women or those trying to become pregnant to avoid travel to any of the countries where Zika is active, including Brazil during the Games.
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The most significant risk is the increased rate of preeclampsia (pregnancy-related high blood pressure and organ damage, often requiring premature delivery) in people who become pregnant after donating; giving increases the incidence from 5 percent to 11 percent.
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The schemes are essentially shared risk pools for women pursuing infertility treatment without insurance, as those who become pregnant on the first round do not receive a partial refund and effectively cross-subsidize patients requiring multiple rounds of treatment.
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And for men with a partner who would like to become pregnant, the CDC suggests waiting at least three months after your trip to conceive so that the virus (if it was transmitted) has been cleared from the body.
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"Due to the possibility of severe outcomes for unborn babies, women who are pregnant, or who are planning to become pregnant, should consider delaying their travel to areas with active outbreaks of Zika," New South Wales health officials said on Tuesday.
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Along with a warning for pregnant women, the FDA is also advising manufacturers to evaluate their vinpocetine supplement labeling "to ensure that it provides safety warnings against use by pregnant women and women who could become pregnant," the FDA stated.
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"We know that caring for yourself before you become pregnant is one of the best ways to make sure your baby will be born healthy," said study author Dr. Cara Christ, director of Arizona's Department of Health Services in Phoenix.
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But, he said, the situation in Missouri should also galvanize activism around abortion rights: "for anyone who cares about the rights of people who can become pregnant in this country, now is the time to get up and fight back."
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If someone with severe endometriosis is able to become pregnant, they may experience birth difficulties if they have a C-section — especially if they've had several surgeries related to the condition (often to remove scar tissue or endometriosis-affected tissue).
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But female competitors who become pregnant or give birth are not offered a deferral and can obtain a refund only if the race occurs within 22010 days of giving birth, after which women are considered to have returned to race form.
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A study published last year in The Journal of Sexual Medicine found that the type of underwear heterosexual men wear (boxers or briefs) wasn't related to fertility status or the length of time it took their female partners to become pregnant.
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When the Zika virus began spreading throughout the Caribbean in January, the C.D.C. warned pregnant women and those planning to become pregnant against traveling to affected areas, including destinations like Puerto Rico and Barbados, as well as Mexico, Brazil and Panama.
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The teen had become pregnant after being raped by a group of men in her home country, according to the email, which was obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request by the government watchdog group the Campaign for Accountability.
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Federally affiliated religious organizations also tried to stop minors — even ones who'd become pregnant after being raped — from getting abortions under the Obama administration, according to a class action lawsuit filed by the ACLU of Northern California back in June 2016.
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The World Health Organization on Tuesday clarified — once again — its advice on sexual transmission of the Zika virus, saying that couples living in areas where it is circulating should be offered contraception and counseling to help decide whether to become pregnant.
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In the United States, as recently as 2011, some employers still fired employees on the spot who had become pregnant, according to a report by the Center for WorkLife Law at the University of California's Hastings College of the Law.
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Women who have become pregnant, including victims of rape, we force them to leave the country or risk a prison sentence — that would likely be longer than what the rapist would receive — if they get caught taking the abortion pills.
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But the guidance hits at the intersection of two controversies: whether pregnant women should drink alcohol at all, and whether all women, even those who don't expect or want to have a child, should take precautions in case they become pregnant.
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When that woman does become pregnant, she has increasing odds of delivering her baby at a baby-friendly designated hospital, one that supports rooming in, provides access to a lactation consultant, and does not give formula without the mother's specific request.
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These events are recounted with a mix of sympathy, humor and suspense, but as the novel progresses, it shifts into a more minor key, as Yejide does become pregnant, only to face the prospect of sickle cell disease in her children.
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Last week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said pregnant women and women of child-bearing age planning to become pregnant should consider postponing trips to outbreak areas including Brazil, Colombia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and 11 other countries and territories.
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FertilityIQ says IVF costs are "now comfortably above" $20,000 for a single cycle of treatment "in every major American city" (costs are lower in smaller cities) and it takes an average of two IVF cycles to become pregnant, the research company says.
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The researchers found that women who ate more than two servings of high-pesticide fruits or vegetables every day were 18% less likely to become pregnant and 26% less likely to have a live birth, compared to women who ate one serving daily.
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The Environmental Protection Agency and the US Food and Drug Administration recommend pregnant women, women who may become pregnant, nursing mothers, and young children limit their intake of the low-level mercury fish to 12 ounces, or about two meals, a week.
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Even so, while women using the app have unintentionally become pregnant, Natural Cycles does give warning in its Terms for Use, in which readers must agree to the following before registering: You use the Services and the Products at your sole risk.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - The 17-year-old South Sudanese refugee finally managed to escape after three months as a prisoner in a Cairo apartment where she was repeatedly gang raped, only to realize that she had become pregnant by one of her attackers.
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This means that nonpregnant women of reproductive age who may become pregnant likely will not have insurance coverage to receive preconception care, or timely diagnosis and proper management of chronic conditions (such as diabetes and hypertension) that can later influence maternal outcomes.
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Federal health officials have emphasized that they do not believe it is the government's role to tell women if they should become pregnant, but have noted that even Pope Francis has said that it is acceptable to use contraception to prevent Zika's spread.
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She also said the best "possible advice" is issued by the UK's chief medical officers, which states that women who are pregnant or think they could become pregnant should not drink alcohol at all, to keep risks to the baby to a minimum.
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Women who have gestational diabetes and are not screened postpartum may continue to have elevated blood sugar or overt diabetes, then become pregnant again, and entering a pregnancy with overt diabetes poses greater risks to the fetus and the pregnancy, Morton-Eggleston said.
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The report recommends that the many women of reproductive age who are taking antidepressants, as well as those who are considering taking antidepressants, talk with their doctors, ideally before they become pregnant, about which treatment option is best for them and their baby.
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Companies that employ pregnant women, women who are planning to become pregnant, or even men whose wives or girlfriends are contemplating pregnancy should consider letting them work indoors if they are in areas with Zika transmission, federal health and safety officials said Friday.
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PrEP holds enormous potential to be a boon for women's health — not only by preventing infection, but by empowering women to assume control over their HIV risk, in the same way contraception lets women decide if and when they wish to become pregnant.
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Even beyond the physical aspects of pregnancy, my fear breaks down into anxieties about seemingly endless potential related issues: If I were to become pregnant, I'd have to choose between abortion, birth, adoption, and motherhood—none of which I personally want at all.
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While the device may become a real convenience for American women, its global impact may be even larger since it will offer women who have little access to pharmacies or electricity for refrigerators the ability to decide when they wish to become pregnant.
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The researchers followed up on 290 of the women and found that all had started to menstruate normally once they stopped using the rings, and 24 of the 38 who had wanted to become pregnant did so within six months of ring removal.
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For instance, if a woman had a 28-day cycle for the past six months, the researchers calculated that she would be ovulating on the 15th day, making the 13th day the most likely that she would become pregnant (with a 10.9% chance).
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Many questions remain, for example, about why some female athletes, especially those in endurance events such as distance running, develop irregular periods and if such disruptions could have any long-term impacts on fertility, although plenty of distance runners have become pregnant.
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One woman said that she had been on birth control and her husband had been really, really wanting her to become pregnant, so she wasn't sure how that happened; another woman said she thought her own husband had poked holes in their condoms.
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The fight about the next Supreme Court appointment is not just about whether abortion remains legal or illegal but also about how many of the six million women who become pregnant each year could be subject to arrest if Roe is overturned.
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The male partners of pregnant women and women who want to become pregnant are advised to use condoms or avoid sex for the duration of a pregnancy or three months before conceiving if they've traveled to areas with current or past Zika.
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So even if Trump distances himself from any particular law, that's how one should understand the new wave of abortion restrictions — as direct attacks on the social and economic autonomy of people who can become pregnant designed to strengthen strict hierarchies of gender.
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The main concern is about women who are pregnant or might become pregnant, as the virus can cause microcephaly -- a neurological disorder that results in babies being born with abnormally small heads, which in turn can cause severe developmental issues and sometimes death.
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As a good-will gesture, he helped arrange for Hernández's wife—who was in her forties and childless—to become pregnant via artificial insemination, using a vial of Gerardo's sperm that was ferried from the U.S. to a fertility clinic in Panama.
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The agency said in a statement that it plans to issue further guidelines in the coming days with an emphasis on what male sexual partners of women who are pregnant or planning to become pregnant should do to prevent the sexual transmission of the virus.
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Because the virus can also be sexually transmitted, pregnant women or those trying to become pregnant have been advised to avoid unprotected sex with a partner who has been infected or who has lived in or traveled to an area where the virus is circulating.
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Furthermore, sperm can live within the female reproductive system for up to 29 days ... so, depending on the day of ovulation, the time of intercourse and ejaculation, and the duration of a specific sperm's life, a person could become pregnant while on their period. Yes.
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February 20093, 22009: CDC to pregnant women: Don't go The CDC hardens its advisory on travel, telling pregnant women or those trying to become pregnant not to travel to any of the countries where Zika is circulating, including the Olympic Games and the Paralympic Games.
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Because of the potential for birth defects, CDC issued travel guidance for pregnant American women and women of childbearing age who may become pregnant, warning them to avoid visiting places where the virus is currently circulating (the red areas of the Americas on the map).
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And Marty said she saw friends on Facebook circulating a Daily Mirror article, which falsely claimed that an 11-year-old in Ohio who had become pregnant after being sexually assaulted would be forced to carry the pregnancy to term because of the state's ban.
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Keep all those considerations in mind if you're planning a trip and think Zika could at some point be a concern for you, such as if you're trying to become pregnant or are taking a babymoon to a destination where Zika could soon spread.
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And many schools requested students receive some level of counseling when requesting a condom, including instruction on the proper method of use and information about the contraceptive's high failure rate (18 percent of regular condom users become pregnant within a year due to misuse).
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I say "pregnant people" here because, of course, trans men and non-binary people can also become pregnant—but to parsimonious conservative pearl-clutchers, everyone who has a uterus is a woman, and therefore someone whose sexuality is by definition subject to state control.
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Watch: How One Matchmaker Changed Online Dating for Women Everywhere What Kapinos and her team found was that women whose friends gave birth as teenagers were 5.1 percent less likely to become pregnant as a teen and 5.4 percent less likely to actually give birth.
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A Wall Street Journal report last month looked at a company called Castlight Health, which analyzes employees' health care claims and demographic data to make predictions about their health care needs — for instance, women who have stopped filling their birth control prescriptions might become pregnant.
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While Saewyc's study didn't measure whether or not the trans youth had been on HRT at the time of impregnation, one study out of the University of California at San Francisco found that adult transgender men have become pregnant both before and after taking hormones.
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On January 15, the CDC issued an unprecedented travel warning cautioning pregnant women and women planning to become pregnant to postpone travel to a set of Latin American and Caribbean countries and territories experiencing outbreaks of a mosquito-spread disease known as Zika virus.
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The CDC advises pregnant women who traveled to the one-square-mile area in Miami after June 15 to be tested for Zika, and women who have become pregnant who frequently travel to this area to be tested in their first and second trimesters.
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The goal of fertility treatment is to expedite the pregnancy process, from the time a patient wants to become pregnant to the actual pregnancy, and doctors will help determine which method is best based on a variety of factors (age, medical history, and more).
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And while the partners of those men didn't become pregnant, it's not clear whether the sperm-fighting effects will last — and whether they will outweigh the potential harms of RISUG, since, again, the study was too small and short term to say for sure.
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With a queen eating the heart of a sea monster in order to become pregnant and an elderly peasant paying to be flayed to become young and beautiful again, "Tale of Tales" is not the usual fantasy fairytale film cinema audience may be used to.
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It is unlikely that any member of the United States women's soccer team will be pregnant or will plan to become pregnant during the Olympics, and it is thus a mark of fear-driven gender bias to single out those women as an at-risk population.
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That means fewer than two women out of 100 could expect to become pregnant in a year if they had only sex on days when the app judged them to be non-fertile, or if their other contraception failed while they had sex on fertile days.
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Another young woman, who had also become pregnant as a result of rape on her journey to the United States, was denied placement at a shelter near her family in Florida because the two available shelters both had religious objections to caring for teens who seek abortions.
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Because the virus can also be sexually transmitted, pregnant women or those trying to become pregnant should avoid unprotected sex with a partner who has been infected or who has lived in or traveled to an area where the virus is circulating, as recommended by the CDC.
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A teenager, Mattie, gets pregnant early in the book from an encounter with a boyfriend — the sex is bad, but it's consensual — and her predicament becomes inextricably tied with her best friend, Yasmine, a young woman of color, who had become pregnant a few months prior.
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Zika is the first known mosquito-borne virus that can also be transmitted via unprotected sex with an infected male partner, leading to imprecise recommendations of how long couples should abstain or refrain from unprotected sex if the woman is pregnant or hoping to become pregnant.
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Garcia Padilla said while Zika was a threat to pregnant women and those planning to become pregnant, it otherwise represented no danger for visitors, Public health, and in particular efforts in both countries to stem the spread of the Zika virus, was nevertheless on the governor's agenda.
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The 23 draft recommendations from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the Environmental Protection Agency advise women who are pregnant, nursing, or may become pregnant to eat 8 to 12 ounces, or two to three servings, of a variety of low-mercury fish each week.
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Even without these extra health issues, women with diabetes who become pregnant face a four to five times higher risk of stillbirth than women without diabetes, and this risk has remained stubbornly high even as stillbirth rates have declined in the general population, researchers note in Diabetologia.
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"If you are pregnant, or planning to become pregnant, talk to your employer to find out what solvents are used in your workplace," said Erin McCanlies, lead author of the study and a researcher at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health in Morgantown, West Virginia.
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At the Center for Equine Health at the University of California in Davis, there are 20 female horses with the letter "T" tattooed under their lips, marking them as test mares who are typically administered birth control on a regular basis so they do not become pregnant.
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Women who are trying to become pregnant are advised to take a daily supplement of 400 micrograms of folic acid before they conceive or during the first 12 weeks of their pregnancy, but many women with unplanned pregnancies miss out on the nutrients, government research has found.
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Even the "pussy-grabbing" president isn't calling for women no longer to have the vote, for girls to be denied admission to school and college, for married women to become their husband's property, for women to be forced to give up their jobs if they become pregnant.
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Using data on over 1m babies born in Washington state between 1996 and 2009, and on thousands of crimes committed there between 1992 and 2015, the authors find that when women become pregnant, they are much less likely to be arrested, for a wide range of crimes.
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"Our findings suggest that intimate partner reproductive coercion may be the reason why some of the women who are raped by an intimate partner become pregnant," Kathleen Basile, a senior scientist at the CDC's division of violence prevention, and a lead author of the study, told VICE.
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Women who are considering trying to become pregnant with semen from sperm banks in the Miami-Dade County area of Florida should consider the possibility that sperm collected as far back as mid-June might be infected with the Zika virus, federal health officials said Monday.
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Between on-and-off gag rules and a lack of investment in better, future contraception, the government simply isn't ensuring that women have control over when they become pregnant — and as long as the two major parties continue to take turns in power, this will remain true.
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The Hyde Amendment currently bans federal funding for abortion in the US. It makes exceptions for women who become pregnant through rape or incest, or whose lives would be endangered by the pregnancy — but not for women who have any other maternal health issues or fetal abnormalities.
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"Condoms are good and they protect you against sexually transmitted infections, but the failure rate of everyday use with condoms is very high," she said, referencing research showing that 18 percent of couples in the real world who exclusively use condoms still become pregnant within a year's time.
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By Monday, Florida officials had confirmed another 10 cases of Zika in the Miami area, leading the CDC to take the unusual step of issuing a travel advisory for pregnant women, or women hoping to become pregnant, to avoid a 1-square-mile area north of the city's downtown.
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In a lawsuit filed on Wednesday night in federal court in Manhattan, former Senior Vice President Shabari Nayak said, Jefferies harbors "deep institutional biases" against women, reflected when two top bankers told her that her "priorities" needed to change after she had become pregnant with her first child.
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A localized Zika virus outbreak in Miami prompted the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to issue a rare travel advisory on Monday, warning pregnant women or women who wish to become pregnant against traveling to a 1-mile radius of an area just north of downtown Miami.
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He says that beyond being simpler, cheaper, and having a much lower risk of serious complications, vasectomies are better at preventing pregnancy than tubal ligation, too—one in every 1,23 vasectomized men end up getting their partner pregnant, while five in every 1,000 women become pregnant after tubal ligation.
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In a lawsuit filed on Wednesday night in federal court in Manhattan, former Senior Vice President Shabari Nayak said Jefferies harbors "deep institutional biases" against women, reflected when two top bankers told her that her "priorities" needed to change after she had become pregnant with her first child.
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"Reproductive coercion, another form of relationship abuse, involves a range of behaviors that include pressuring a partner to become pregnant when they don't want to be, destroying birth control or preventing the use of birth control, and removing condoms during sex (to get her pregnant)," Hill said by email.
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And the researchers who have been examining the possible effects of fairly extensive acetaminophen use during pregnancy are very well aware that these are complex issues to communicate to women who have been pregnant in the past, who are pregnant right now or who become pregnant in the future.
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Men are anyway much likelier than women to commit crimes of all sorts, and the decline in some types of crime is less dramatic for dads than for mums, but arrest rates drop by around 25% once their partners become pregnant, and stay around this mark even after birth.
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The spread of the virus has led the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to warn pregnant women and those planning to become pregnant against travel to affected areas, including popular Caribbean tourist destinations like Puerto Rico, the United States Virgin Islands and Barbados, as well as Mexico, Brazil and Panama.
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Pathologists in Ljubljana, Slovenia, who dissected a microcephalic fetus aborted at 32 weeks by a European woman who had become pregnant in Brazil reported last week that they found "severe fetal brain injury associated with ZIKV infection with vertical transmission" — meaning the Zika virus had come from the mother's infection.
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"If confirmed, this case suggests the potential to further guard against risk to pregnant women, or women intending to become pregnant, with advice to reduce risks from sexual contact if their partner may have recently been exposed to Zika from mosquitos in countries where there is ongoing active transmission," Goodman said.
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To protect children against hearing problems caused by cigarette smoke, it's important for women to quit before they become pregnant or as soon as they discover they're pregnant, said Huanhuan Hu, a researcher at the National Center for Global Health and Medicine in Japan who wasn't involved in the study.
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"Even women who become pregnant as a result of rape, or women who are told that the fetus has no hope of surviving outside the womb, would be forced to carry their pregnancies to term, or face the consequences of having an illegal abortion," says Margaret Wurth of Human Rights Watch.
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As the series opens, Moss' character (one of the few women who can still become pregnant) is captured by the government and enslaved as a "handmaid" — which means she's forced to have sex with one of the regime's commanders (Joseph Fiennes) in the hopes that she will bear his child.
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What we know about the states where abortion access is restricted is that it doesn't make abortion more rare, but it makes it less safe and also significantly limits access to the very preventive reproductive health care that allows people and families to plan whether or not to become pregnant.
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The State Department official said U.S. officials will not ask all female visa applicants if they are pregnant, or intend to become pregnant, but instead will only raise the issue if they have "a specific articulable reason" to believe the sole purpose of the U.S. visit is to give birth.
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The study, which hopes to enroll at least 1,000 subjects, is being led by Dr. Carrie Byington of the University of Utah, who earlier this year began a pilot study of 150 participants, a third of whom said they or their partner planned to become pregnant within a year of the Olympics.
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Sitting alone in her room with her laptop and her friend on the phone, Winter Anderson (Billie Lourd), who campaigned on behalf of Clinton, questions the campaign's outreach tactics, CNN's refusal to provide to provide a trigger warning before announcing the winner, and how she'll get an abortion should she become pregnant.
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"Support and self-help organizations report that young trans men are increasingly requesting advice around hormone use for these reasons, and point to the need for future health care practice and policy to take account of the specific requirements of trans men who become pregnant and give birth at global levels," Hines says.
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The study, which hopes to enroll at least 1,000 participants, is being headed up Dr. Carrie Byington of the University of Utah, who earlier this year began a pilot study of 150 participants, a third of whom said they or their partner planned to become pregnant within a year of the Olympics.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued interim travel guidance on Friday for pregnant women and women of childbearing age who are planning to become pregnant, warning against travel to Brazil and 13 other countries in the Americas where the Zika virus has been linked to brain deformities in newborns.
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"For women who do become pregnant either soon after stopping oral contraceptive use or even if they're still taking the pill, they should know that exposure is unlikely to cause their fetus to develop a birth defect," said lead author Brittany Charlton, of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health in Boston.
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It can harm your ability to get pregnant after you come off of the pill: There is no evidence of that taking the pill even for long amounts of time has any effect on a woman's ability to become pregnant once she stops taking it and her body resumes a non-hormonally regulated cycle.
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February 26, 2016: CDC to pregnant women: Don't go at all The CDC hardens its advisory on travel, telling pregnant women or those trying to become pregnant not to travel to any of the countries where Zika is circulating, including Brazil for the August 5-19643 Olympic Games and the September 7-18 Paralympic Games.
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The FDA reports that Natural Cycles has a "perfect use" failure rate of 1.8 percent in clinical studies, meaning that 1.8 in 100 women who use the app for a year will become pregnant, either because the app misreported a day as not fertile or because their form of protection failed on a fertile day.
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At the time participants completed the survey, 106 women said they had been told they would not be able to become pregnant or carry a baby to term as a result of their cancer treatment, and 21 women said they had taken steps to preserve fertility before treatment such as egg or embryo freezing.
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"Based on the consistent associations we observed, and because many pregnancies are unplanned, we would recommend women who are pregnant or seeking to become pregnant to at least limit their intakes of caffeinated coffee and tea," lead study author Ling-Wei Chen, a researcher at University College Dublin in Ireland, said in an email.
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Women can't deploy if they know they're pregnant or stay in the theater of operation when they become pregnant, and some women may choose to hide their condition to avoid being reassigned, noted Karen Weis, a retired U.S. Air Force colonel and researcher at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas.
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" The judge asserted that women were "entitled to the right to choose when to become pregnant" and ordered Fosu and Hammond's reinstatement, the payment of all salaries and bonuses lost due to their dismissal, and compensation of around $9,000 to each of the women "for the trauma and inevitable inconvenience of the wrongful dismissal.
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Dr. Jeffrey D. Klausner, professor of medicine and public health at the University of California, Los Angeles, expressed concern that the new guidelines did not mention what measures women who are not pregnant but intend to become pregnant should take if their sexual partners live in or have traveled to a country with confirmed Zika transmissions.
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Couples in which both partners consumed two or more 4-ounce servings of seafood a week while they were trying to conceive took less time to become pregnant, and had sex more frequently, than couples who ate less seafood, according to the study, which was published online May 23 in The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism.
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Another recent study suggests an association between women who became pregnant from rape and experiences of reproductive coercion: "Women raped by an intimate partner and reporting rape-related pregnancy were significantly more likely to have experienced reproductive coercion compared with women who were raped by an intimate partner but did not become pregnant," the authors wrote last year.
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The men have cited a number of reasons, including the fear of spreading the Zika virus, an infection that can cause birth defects, to their partners who are trying to become pregnant; an endless summer of big tournaments; and an imperative to improve their position in the FedEx Cup standings by playing concurrent PGA Tour events.
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The Red Cross estimates that around 17 percent of Australian women who become pregnant need Anti-D injections to keep their babies healthy, and the injections can be made only from donated plasma, which, in Australia, comes from what officials describe as "a tiny pool" of around 160 donors who have the special antibody in their blood.
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Founded in the 251th century, the Gloucester Street laundry was one of around a dozen such businesses run by Roman Catholic nuns and staffed by unpaid inmates — mostly orphan girls or young women who had become pregnant outside marriage or whose families could not or would not support them — who were given to the nuns to hide them away.
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Dr. Sanjay Gupta answers questions about Zika The CDC issued other guidelines: -- Women and men without symptoms who have traveled to or had sex with someone who has traveled to a Zika-infected area are now advised to wait at least eight weeks after possible exposure to the virus before the woman tries to become pregnant, according to the guidelines.
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But dying during pregnancy, in labor, or soon after the delivery of a child is just one devastating outcome that Black women face when they become pregnant in the US. According to a 2015 study that investigated racial disparities in maternal morbidity, Black women are also more likely to experience severe pregnancy-related health issues, including postpartum hemorrhage, than white women.
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As it turns out, it's a common scheme among mistresses to try to have a son for their men—and possibly abort if they become pregnant with a girl— because the act of providing a male heir means they'll be entitled to financial support for a longer period of time, even once they're too old to live from their looks alone.
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"The advice of some governments to women to delay getting pregnant ignores the reality that many women and girls simply cannot exercise control over whether or when or under what circumstances they become pregnant, especially in an environment where sexual violence is so common," U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein said in a statement released last week.
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If you are a woman who is pregnant or trying to become pregnant and have traveled to an area with active transmission of Zika virus or had sex with a partner who lived or traveled to these areas you should be tested if you develop symptoms of Zika or if there are abnormalities in an ultrasound that raises that concern.
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A lawyer named Eugene Quay wrote an influential article declaring that as a scientific matter, it was nearly impossible for women to become pregnant as a result of rape — a myth whose influence is still being felt — to make the point that many women would simply lie about sexual assault to get an abortion when they had consented to sex all along.
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Over the years her batty claims have included that a woman's brain can allow her to become pregnant if she so desires, even if she is using birth control; that women's intellects and creativity are dependent on their sexual fulfillment and, specifically, the skillful ministrations of a "virile man"; and that writing a letter to a breech baby will induce it to turn right side up.
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Women who live in these three counties who have become pregnant since June 15 are advised to speak with their physicians about the potential increased risk as are women who want to use a sperm donation from a donor in these counties, advised Dr. Denise Jamieson, incident commander for the CDC Zika emergency response and chief of the women's health and fertility branch at the CDC's division of reproductive health.
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That means there's a miniscule pool of data to refer to: The most oft-cited favorable odds (60 percent chance of a live birth for a 36-year-old woman) come from a predictive model out of Harvard, with the scientists conceding in the paper's conclusion that the numbers are likely too optimistic, given "the paucity of validation data" available from women who have actually used frozen eggs to try to become pregnant.
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