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Contradicting to this common perception of the mommy brain. a lot of women feel that they don't do so well in this period when it comes to mental function. they say they don't remember as well. remember so well. it could be that it is a period when the brain is sort of merging into focusing on something else. there are studies showing that these changes are linked to maternal behaviour, such as attachment to the baby. structural growth has been reported in a number of brain regions. these help mothers feel highly motivated to respond to babies calling, and feel lovely when they smile. these he...

Is there is a slight disclaimer. maybe one thing i can solidarity is maybe one thing i can add in solidarity with all the women who do not have children, such as myself, these effects that we see in brain ageing in women in later life, they are quite moderate, what that means is that having had children earlier in life is only a part of the stuff that may influence how we age. ageing is indeed a complex process and stress has long been linked to it, i do not all changes in the other�*s brain may help it. if it, i do not all changes in the other's brain may help it. if you are stress. _ other...

Saying, at work pretend you're not a mother and at home pretend you don't work. , , , . ~ , mother and at home pretend you don't work. , , ' . ~ , ., work. yes, it is difficult. as a doctor, work. yes, it is difficult. as a doctor. you _ work. yes, it is difficult. as a doctor, you can't _ work. yes, it is difficult. as a doctor, you can't have - work. yes, it is difficult. as a doctor, you can't have a - work. yes, it is difficult. as aj doctor, you can't have a child running — doctor, you can't have a child running around, you really have to concentrate. it is difficult to have this concen...

Other mp5 when they visit us they are aghast that we actually meet our constituents face—to—face. i think we want to carry on doing that, and i think we can, but we have got to do it in a way which is safer. and, questions asked about how a covid pcr testing lab that recorded thousands of inaccurate results won a multi—million pound now on bbc news, melissa hogenboom explores the hidden forces at play that shape a mother's identity. a few years ago i became a mother for the first time, an immersive new reality. i'm a science journalist at the bbc and i have spent over a year researching ...

Save her life it. goes back to care. how do you train these hospitals and doctors to not look at the bottom line but to look at the patient, a life? >> we have good people working in a bad system. most of the hospital leaders i know and almost every doctor i know went in to medicine for good reasons. and what's happened is we have inherited this broken system where this game of inflating prices for insurance companies and then offering big discounts to groups selectively has resulted in every day americans being the casualty. a lot of stakeholders are making a lot of money in healthcare except...