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Induction of labour may be necessary when pregnancies reach 41 weeks of gestation. Ripening methods include mechanical and pharmacological options and both are currently used in pregnancies that reach 41 weeks of gestation. Mechanical cervical ripening leads to less uterine tachysystole and less fetal heart rate anomalies than pharmacological methods. Whether mechanical methods are associated with reduced perinatal morbidity in prolonged pregnancies in comparison with pharmacological methods needed to be investigated by a sufficiently powered randomised trial. What did the researchers do and ...

A fertility specialist and gynecologist, Dr Kunle Ajayi, has admonished Nigerian couples that are challenged by infertility to desist from patronising baby factories and other illegal institutions in their own interest

Promotional Content Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), where big journeys of newborns begin with small steps The birth of a baby is a wonderful and very complex process. Many physical and emotional changes occur for both mother and baby. A baby must make many physical adjustments to life outside the mother's body. Leaving the uterus means that a baby can no longer depend on the mother's blood supply and placenta for important body functions. Before birth, the baby depends on functions from the mother which include breathing, eating, elimination of waste, and immunity. The newborn's body mus...

  VANCOUVER -- Catherine Harrison's first child was due on Christmas Day, but she ended up having to wait a little longer for the special gift. Harrison delivered a seven-pound, four-ounce baby girl via Cesarean Section at 12:21 a.m. on New Year's Day. Her child is the first to be born in B.C. in 2021. "We had been at the hospital most of yesterday labouring and then it ended up being a C-section that was unplanned," Harrison told CTV News Vancouver. "I think we were as shocked as anyone at the timing, to be honest." Harrison said she hasn't settled on a name for her new daughter just y...

Punch Newspapers Sections Adeyinka Adedipe, Benin A Benin-based tailor in his mid-30s, Johnson Eze, on Monday told the Edo State Judicial Panel of Inquiry for victims of SARS and related abuses of how the police arrested him over an allegation that he was gay, tortured and forcefully extorted N100, 000 from him. Eze, who said he was detained at the Iyekogba Police Station in Benin on the orders of the Area Commander for three days, alleged that he was abused and coerced to sign a statement already prepared by the police. Similarly, two other victims, Hyacinth Inhanrebhor and Pascal Omozee, al...