Is It Always Malaria? Malaria is transmitted by the bite or injection from a female Anopheles mosquito. The mosquito needs human blood to cater for its cyclical reproductive demands. In exchange, it releases its saliva into the human blood stream. Africa bears 80% of the global malarial burden of which Nigeria accounts for about 29% … Read more
Chiropractic and Webster Technique for Breech Presentation During Pregnancy The normal position for a 36 week fetus is the vertex position which means the fetus’ head is down towards the pelvic bowel. Breech presentation is a malpresentation of the fetus in which the buttock or lower limb present first into the maternal pelvis. There are … Read more
An Introduction to NIPT (Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing) Non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) is a sophisticated screening method used to detect chromosomal abnormalities in a developing fetus. A blood sample taken from the mother is processed and analyzed for the presence of chromosome problems in the baby’s DNA. Unlike invasive testing techniques, such as Amniocentesis and CVS, … Read more
Chess With Scotch: The Punjabi Way Chess is a popular game of skill and intellect. In Punjab, the Punjabi’s have modified the game to incorporate their love for good whiskey and rum. Modifying Chess Playing Chess is popular all over the world. Its an ancient game and mention of this game is found in the … Read more
The Black Female Gaze The gaze has been known as a way of understanding how the look of the other affects the individual and how this look or response influences the receiver. I am wondering why black women expressing their feelings and challenging the status quo are often viewed as aggressive rather than progressive. This … Read more
Understanding Postpartum Psychiatric Issues Spring is soon to arrive, with it new beginnings. A time of birth and rebirth. A time associated with joy but also a time to be mindful of other forces. Women have the unique quality of carrying and giving birth to the new hopes and dreams of the human species. This … Read more
Steps to Increase Awareness on Immunization to Prevent Diseases Know the Importance of Immunization: Immunization is the process of administering a vaccine thus by triggering the immune system to fight against infectious diseases. It is a powerful, safe, proven and effective shield. If a person is vaccinated, in case if they come in contact with … Read more
Keeping The Mother-Son Relationship Healthy Throughout the history of Mankind mother-son relationships have been considered special. Many women say that having a son gives them a sense of completeness. One woman affirmed, “It is as if through him I have found the missing part of me.” Patriarchal societies place greater value on sons. At times … Read more
The Napoleonic Wars An ancestor of mine with the surname of Livingstone was believed to have been killed in the French wars and left a child named Ann but it is also possible that his death occurred just prior to her birth. Ann married a William Stewart from Stirling in 1834. He was a cooper. … Read more
The Amazing Yucca Flowers – State Flower of New Mexico The yucca plant is one of forty different species that inhabit the southwestern United States and Mexico. Some non-desert species also live in the southeastern United States and in the Caribbean Islands. A specific moth pollinates yuccas. In the absence of this moth, yucca plants … Read more
How to Attract Cancer Women – 10 Proven Steps If you want to learn how to attract cancer women, you must simply consider the personality traits assigned to them by Astrologists. Cancer women are not easy women to attract for a number of reasons. After reading the short paragraphs that follow, however, you should easily … Read more
Pre Wedding Rituals in a Kannadiga Wedding Indian Weddings are known to be special and filled with fun and frolic. India being a diverse country has various kinds of wedding rituals that makes them different from one another. These small pre wedding and wedding intricacies are actually what makes the day so memorable. Also, it … Read more
Pregnancy After 40 – What Problems Does a Woman Face? Advanced maternal age pregnancies are becoming increasingly common. In fact, any woman who becomes pregnant after the age of 35 is classed as having this type of pregnancy. However, when a pregnancy after 40 years of age occurs there are risks involved. For women who … Read more
Bridge the Gap Villages Implement the U.N. Millennium Goals in Vorovoro, Fiji In the year 2000 the United Nations embarked on an aggressive project to improve the living standards for humankind. This project, The United Nations Millenium Goals, were tasked with substantially reducing and sustainably improving the human condition in the following areas: Poverty Hunger … Read more
Graphology at Home – Lesson 21 – Draw Someone – H-N Draw Someone Vast research was done among several psychoanalysts and psychologists into human figure drawings. The subject would be asked to draw a person, being given as little information as possible in order not to lead the subject in any particular way. The subject … Read more
Lima, Peru’s Best Hospitals Lima is the capital of the South American country called Peru (which lies in the northwestern region of the continent). The city is located in a valley that had been created by several rivers on a desert coast, meanwhile overlooking the vast Pacific Ocean. Peru attracts a large amount of tourists … Read more
Mother Said There’d Be Days Like This Mothers are the greatest dispensers of advice since God said, “Let there be light.” Some, not me, refer to it as maternal instinct. My own mother gave me some splendid advice when I was growing up. Unfortunately, much of Mom’s advice shed light on nothing. Absolutely nothing at … Read more
What It Was, Was a Peach Tree For some reason, this week, I had been thinking of my maternal grandfather. I was named after him, and therefore we had a connection. I was thinking about him because this month I turned the same age as he was when he passed. I hope there’s no connection … Read more
Facts About Betty Kresin, Eminem’s grandmother Betty Kresin, Eminem’s grandmother from the maternal side , got married at the age of 14. She got six children from 3 different marriages. She first married Bob Nelson. She gave birth to her daughter Debbie in 1955.She accuses her first husband, Bob Nelson, of being verbally abusive. Both … Read more
The French Philosopher Rene Descartes Philosopher Rene Descartes was created on March thirty one, 1596, in La Haye en Touraine, a little city in main France, that has since been renamed after him to honor its most prominent son. He was probably the youngest of 3 kids, and the mother of his, Jeanne Brochard, died … Read more