The number of babies born in Japan fell an estimated 5.9 percent this year to fewer than 900,000 for the first time since the government started compiling data in 1899, the Welfare Ministry said on Tuesday.Read More
Esfandgan is the day that people in ancient Iran praised the dignity of women, earth and mothers, all enjoying the quality of fertility. The annual feast of Esfandgan, traditionally, is a day during which the Earth is praised and women are venerated. It is celebrated on the 29th of Bahman in the Iranian calendar, which...Read More
They may have had more than a sneaking suspicion that it was the case, but now working mothers have the data to back it up: They are indeed more stressed than other people — 18 percent more, in fact And that figure rises to 40 percent for those with two children, according to a major...Read More
A revamped drug that can withstand extreme heat and stay effective for 1,000 days could ‘revolutionize the ability’ to keep new mothers alive, the World Health Organization (WHO) said. The medicine — known as heat-stable carbetocin — helps prevent sometimes fatal bleeding after women give birth, BBC reported. It could potentially be given to millions...Read More
