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Group B Streptococcus (GBS), scientifically known as Streptococcus agalactiae, has emerged as a critical concern in maternal and neonatal healthcare. Although prevalent among pregnant women, with approximately one in five affected, the exact reasons why some harbor this bacterium remain unclear. GBS is generally harmless to adult women but poses serious risks to newborns, making
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In the whirlwind of postpartum recovery, many new mothers understandably focus on their newborn rather than the complex organ that sustained them throughout the pregnancy—the placenta. While emotions run high during this special time, the placenta often becomes an afterthought, discarded without a second glance. However, a recent study published in the *Trends in Molecular
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Pregnancy is often romanticized in popular culture, with the understanding that it’s a time filled with glowing skin and radiant happiness. However, the reality is often starkly different, especially during the first trimester. The profound changes taking place in a woman’s body come coupled with challenges, doubts, and often overwhelming discomfort. Instead of being a
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Pregnancy is an exhilarating journey filled with anticipation, but it often comes with its set of challenges, including the infamous pregnancy nausea, commonly known as morning sickness. Although named “morning sickness,” many women find that nausea can disrupt their entire day, lingering well beyond the morning hours. This phenomenon is particularly pronounced during the first
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