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Die Berliner Volkshochschulen

🤰 KOSTENFREI: Bleib fit in der Schwangerschaft! Erfahre alles Wichtige, trainiere gezielt und tausche Dich aus. Geleitet von einer erfahrenen Hebamme & Beckenbodentrainerin. Für eine starke Geburt. 🤗
👉 vhs Reinickendorf | ⏰ ab Mo, 12.05.2025: 10:00–11:30 Uhr für 0 Euro
#Berlin #Geburt #Kostenlos #VHS #Reinickendorf #Schwangerschaft #Hebamme #Prenatal
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www.vhsit.berlin.deDie Berliner Volkshochschulen - KursdetailsKursdatenbank mit Suchmöglichkeit nach allen Kursen der zwölf Volkshochschulen in Berlin und der Möglichkeit zur Online-Anmeldung.
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Bryony

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#allthingsbaby #pregnancy #pregnancyannouncement #perinatal #womenshealth #diabetusfetus #gestationaldiabetes #pregnancylife #pregnancyjourney #maternalhealth #pregnantaf #thirdtrimester #plussizepregnancy #mumofmultiples #yourblendedfamily #lincolnshiremums #prenatal #mentalhealthmatters #babyonboard #babyonboard👶 #babyequipment #babyprep #mothersday #nurserystyle #fetalheartbeat #pregnancybump #babybumplove #pregnancytest #agamatrix

InstagramLifestyle | Foodie | Family | Bryony on Instagram: "Just pregnancy things - the last few months feel like they've gone by so fast! From pregnancy tests, to first scans, to second scans, to first trimester to second trimester and now I'm in the third trimester! Not finding out the gender so been picking lots of gender neutral outfits - I have a brand new pram and car seat, sorting out nappies/water wipes, moses basket, next-to-me-cot, bath washes - I just need to get some bottles as I plan to combine feed boob & bottle (all being well) sort hospital bags, chose a baby formula etc! My house is too small for a nursery so I need to get my arse into gear and make space in the house but that nesting instinct hasn't really kicked in yet 🙈 I've been experiencing pre-natal depression the last few months also hence being MIA but also working and dealing with the 3 kids I already have. The last three weeks have been challenging since being diagnosed with gestational diabetes - having to do finger prick tests before meals/an hour after meals depending on the day and watch what I eat, regular meals and meal planning is something I find a challenge. I had an extra scan a week ago and was told they think the baby will be small and I have a scan next week to double check the growth of the baby (and check the placenta) but I don't feel worried because my first baby was only 6lb 4 but my second was 9lb 3oz so I don't think the scans can ever correctly predict the size - as long as the placenta is doing its job (minus being able to 'manage' insulin) then I'm happy with that. It'll be a little sugar baby! After birth they have to monitor the baby to ensure baby can manage its own glucose levels and I'll be potentially induced a week early (which I'm not mad about as my others were all overdue and induced) I've spoken to a few mothers who have experienced this plus also experiencing type 2 diabetes after or also completely recovering from it once the placenta was out. I love to know other people's stories on their births, pregnancy and if they had gestational diabetes - currently just trying to take day by day. Hope you're all doing OK grid people!"bryonyannie on March 18, 2025: "Just pregnancy things - the last few months feel like they've gone by so fast! From pregnancy tests, to first scans, to second scans, to first trimester to second trimester and now I'm in the third trimester! Not finding out the gender so been picking lots of gender neutral outfits - I have a brand new pram and car seat, sorting out nappies/water wipes, moses basket, next-to-me-cot, bath washes - I just need to get some bottles as I plan to combine feed boob & bottle (all being well) sort hospital bags, chose a baby formula etc! My house is too small for a nursery so I need to get my arse into gear and make space in the house but that nesting instinct hasn't really kicked in yet 🙈 I've been experiencing pre-natal depression the last few months also hence being MIA but also working and dealing with the 3 kids I already have. The last three weeks have been challenging since being diagnosed with gestational diabetes - having to do finger prick tests before meals/an hour after meals depending on the day and watch what I eat, regular meals and meal planning is something I find a challenge. I had an extra scan a week ago and was told they think the baby will be small and I have a scan next week to double check the growth of the baby (and check the placenta) but I don't feel worried because my first baby was only 6lb 4 but my second was 9lb 3oz so I don't think the scans can ever correctly predict the size - as long as the placenta is doing its job (minus being able to 'manage' insulin) then I'm happy with that. It'll be a little sugar baby! After birth they have to monitor the baby to ensure baby can manage its own glucose levels and I'll be potentially induced a week early (which I'm not mad about as my others were all overdue and induced) I've spoken to a few mothers who have experienced this plus also experiencing type 2 diabetes after or also completely recovering from it once the placenta was out. I love to know other people's stories on their births, pregnancy and if they had gestational diabetes - currently just trying to take day by day. Hope you're all doing OK grid people!".
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rexi

medicalxpress.com/news/2025-02

Detection of #APAP in second-trimester maternal blood samples correlated with increased odds of ADHD diagnosis in children by age 8–10.

#Acetaminophen ( #paracetamol) is widely used during pregnancy, with an estimated 41–70% of pregnant individuals in the US, Europe, and Asia reporting its use…accumulating evidence suggests a potential link between #prenatal #APAPexposure and adverse #neurodevelopment outcomes, including #ADHD and #autismspectrum disorder.

Medical Xpress · Maternal acetaminophen (paracetamol) use may alter placental gene expression, raising ADHD risk in childrenBy Justin Jackson
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MissConstrue

Edit to add link. Apologies for popping into the timeline so frequently. There's a lot going on, and reporting on it is light. (But how many stories were there about Bezo's RealDoll's visible bra? So fucking many.)

In 2022 after R v. W was overturned, Biden directed that reproductiverights.gov be created. It had information about #abortion rights, access to breast and cervical #cancer screenings, and other #sexual, #prenatal, and #preventive #healthcare.

The site went black at the same time as Herr Combover started his circus act with the #ExecutiveOrders. There is no replacement planned.

Y'all thought I were kidding when I said #maga hates #women. I have been working for reproductive rights since the 80s, starting as a clinic escort when "christians" were beating women with sticks trying to get into clinics. I got my bioethics Phd focused on women's health. I guaran-gawddamn-tee you, these men see women as nothing more than chattel, fleshlights & breeders.
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Heliograph

"Prenatal genome editing, which involves changing the DNA of a human fetus inside the womb, has not happened yet (as far as we know), but the societal implications of the technology are still enormous. The technology offers a chance to address cellular disease processes early and prevent symptoms from ever appearing. However, there are many ethical issues with using the technology."
inverse.com/health/designer-ba
#prenatal #genome #society

Inverse · Designer Babies Are Here — So Why Aren't We Talking About It?The societal implications of this technology are still vast. And researchers can already start exploring the ethics by engaging communities well ahead of time.
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Early Learning Nation

It may seem like a foregone conclusion that better neighborhoods correlate with better birth outcomes, but new research from Julia G. Carter at Northwestern University, published in JAMA, also shows that a pregnant parent's *perceptions* of their neighborhood also influences birth outcomes! K.C. Compton reports.

#maternity #prenatal #pregnancy

earlylearningnation.com/2024/0

Early Learning Nation · Research Study: Perception of Neighborhood Safety Can Shape Infant and Maternal Outcomes - Early Learning NationAn independent magazine devoted to early learning (0-5 years), reporting on groundbreaking research, early learning policy and best practices in the field.
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RTL Nieuws

𝗡𝗲𝗱𝗲𝗿𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗱𝘀𝗲 𝘄𝗶𝗻𝗸𝗲𝗹𝘀 𝗸𝘄𝗮𝗸𝗸𝗲𝗹𝗲𝗻𝗱 𝗣𝗿é𝗻𝗮𝘁𝗮𝗹 𝗸𝗿𝗶𝗷𝗴𝗲𝗻 𝗻𝗶𝗲𝘂𝘄𝗲 𝗲𝗶𝗴𝗲𝗻𝗮𝗮𝗿

De Nederlandse tak van babyketen Prénatal krijgt een nieuwe eigenaar. Het Duitse investeringsfonds Mutares koopt de 38 Nederlandse winkels en de webwinkel van het Italiaanse PRG Retail Group. De nieuwe eigenaar ziet mogelijkheden ondanks de moeilijke markt.

rtlnieuws.nl/economie/artikel/

RTL Nieuws · Nederlandse winkels kwakkelend Prénatal krijgen nieuwe eigenaarDe Nederlandse tak van babyketen Prénatal krijgt een nieuwe eigenaar. Het Duitse investeringsfonds Mutares koopt de 38 Nederlandse winkels en de webwinkel van het Italiaanse PRG Retail Group. De nieuwe eigenaar ziet mogelijkheden ondanks de moeilijke markt.
#NederlandseWinkels#Prénatal#NieuweEigenaar
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Kreuzweise-Miteinander e.V.

english version below!

Warum manchmal Verbote wichtig sein können, zeigt dieser Artikel, der mögliche Ursachen für die Genese von neuronalen Varianten der Geschlechtsentwicklung aufzeigt: >>

Das Geschlecht wird von vielen als streng binärisch angesehen, basierend auf einer Sammlung von Körpermerkmalen, die typisch für einen weiblichen oder männlichen Phänotyp sind, dem Vorhandensein eines Genotyps, der mindestens eine Kopie eines Y-Chromosoms oder die Fähigkeit enthält, entweder Ei- oder Spermien zu produzieren. Eine wachsende, nicht-binäre Ansicht ist, dass diese Beschreibungen zwar überzeugend, aber dennoch nicht das wahre Geschlecht eines Individuums genau erfassen können. Die Position der American Psychological Association (APA) stimmt dieser Ansicht zu und ist, dass Transgender-Menschen ein vertretbarer und realer Teil der menschlichen Bevölkerung sind. Die beträchtliche Vielfalt des Transgender-Expression argumentiert dann gegen jegliche einheitliche oder einfache Erklärungen, jedoch wurden pränatale Hormonspiegel, genetische Einflüsse und frühe und spätere Lebenserfahrungen als Rolle bei der Entwicklung von Transgender-Identitäten vorgeschlagen. Die aktuelle Überprüfung berücksichtigt bestehende und entstehende toxikologische Daten, die auch einen chemischen Beitrag zur Umweltchemie zu einigen Transgender-Identitäten unterstützen können, und schlägt die Möglichkeit eines wachsenden nicht-binären Geschlechtskontinuums im Gehirn in der menschlichen Bevölkerung vor.

Stichworte: #Endokrine #Störungen; #Entwicklungsbelastung; #epigenetische #Modifikation; #nicht #binär.<<
Quelle: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37751728/
englischer Volltext frei verfügbar!

#Gender is viewed by many as strictly binary based on a collection of body traits typical of a female or male phenotype, presence of a #genotype that includes at least one copy of a Y chromosome, or ability to produce either egg or sperm cells. A growing #non-binary view is that these descriptors, while compelling, may nonetheless fail to accurately capture an individual's true gender. The position of the American Psychological Association (#APA) agrees with this view and is that #transgender people are a defendable and real part of the human population. The considerable diversity of transgender expression then argues against any unitary or simple explanations, however, #prenatal #hormone levels, #genetic influences, and early and later life experiences have been suggested as playing roles in development of transgender identities. The present review considers existing and emerging #toxicologic data that may also support an #environmental #chemical #contribution to some transgender identities, and suggest the possibility of a growing nonbinary #brain #gender #continuum in the human population.<<
@trans_rescue@mastodon.social @corneliakost@gruene.social @christin@lsbt.me @transworld@masto.ai @transactualuk@mastodon.social @BlumeEvolution@sueden.social @SWR2Wissen@ard.social
PubMedEnvironmental contaminants, endocrine disruption, and transgender: Can "born that way" in some cases be toxicologically real? - PubMedGender is viewed by many as strictly binary based on a collection of body traits typical of a female or male phenotype, presence of a genotype that includes at least one copy of a Y chromosome, or ability to produce either egg or sperm cells. A growing non-binary view is that these descriptors, whil …
#storungen#entwicklungsbelastung#Modifikation
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AlexCrimi

Mashable wrote in the section about us. There is a mention about the old famous Docmeup project in pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/273012, the current effort

of Agus Hartoyo in and the CAMERA initiative with Udunna Anazodo from McGill University:

nl.mashable.com/social-good/89

PubMedBoosting antenatal care attendance and number of hospital deliveries among pregnant women in rural communities: a community initiative in Ghana based on mobile phones applications and portable ultrasound scans - PubMedOur results show that the proposed prenatal care approach can make quality ANC accessible in rural communities where pregnant women have not been able to access proper ANC.
#AIforGood#AI#Africa
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CPIPR

The mean number of prenatal care visits decreased similarly for all racial-ethnic groups during the COVID-19 pandemic, whereas reductions in hospital births were largest for non-Hispanic White individuals, and increases in labor inductions were largest for non-Hispanic White and non-Hispanic Asian or Pacific Islander individuals.

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/364356

PubMedPerinatal Care Changes During COVID-19: A Population-Based Analysis by Race/Ethnicity - PubMedAmong all U.S. live births, the COVID-19 pandemic was associated with modest overall changes in perinatal care, with differential changes by maternal race‒ethnicity. Differential changes in perinatal services may have implications for racial-ethnic maternal health disparities.
#NICHDImpact#COVID19#HealthDisparities
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ProPublica

Scores of Critical Lab Tests Fall Into a Regulatory Void. The #FDA Is Trying to Close It.
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Lab-developed tests like #prenatal screenings have become increasingly popular, all while escaping the bulk of federal scrutiny over #marketing and accuracy. Now, the FDA is beginning the process of imposing regulations on these kinds of tests.

#Health #HealthCare #Pregnancy #Regulation

propublica.org/article/fda-mov

ProPublicaScores of Critical Lab Tests Fall Into a Regulatory Void. The FDA Is Trying to Close It.Lab-developed tests like prenatal screenings have become increasingly popular, all while escaping the bulk of federal scrutiny over marketing and accuracy. Now, the FDA is beginning the process of imposing regulations on these kinds of tests.
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