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<title>Prenatal vitamins cuts kids' cancer risk</title>
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<description>The study, published online Wednesday in the journal Clinical Pharmacology &amp; Therapeutics, estimates prenatal multivitamin supplements &quot;may prevent 900 cases of pediatric leukemia and 300-400 cases of pediatric brain tumours annually in the United States.&quot;
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<dc:date>2008-05-01T00:58:32Z</dc:date>
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<p class="description">The study, published online Wednesday in the journal Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, estimates prenatal multivitamin supplements "may prevent 900 cases of pediatric leukemia and 300-400 cases of pediatric brain tumours annually in the United States."
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<title>At Home Paternity Test</title>
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<description>At Home DNA Paternity Test information for Child Custody - Child Support - Father's Rights and more...  In most cases DNA paternity tests are used to determine child support, child custody and/or  father's rights issues.  Establishing paternity not only settles legal questions, but can also give peace of mind to all parties concerned.  The mother, the father, the child and the grandparents.  Our DNA paternity test kits are Fast, Easy, Accurate, Reliable, Affordable, Painless and Bloodless.  This DNA test provides scientific proof, showing the likelihood that the man being tested is or is not the biological father.   We also offer  Prenatal DNA paternity testing which can be done as soon as the end of the first trimester of pregnancy.

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<dc:date>2006-06-06T21:02:55Z</dc:date>
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<p class="description">At Home DNA Paternity Test information for Child Custody - Child Support - Father's Rights and more...  In most cases DNA paternity tests are used to determine child support, child custody and/or  father's rights issues.  Establishing paternity not only settles legal questions, but can also give peace of mind to all parties concerned.  The mother, the father, the child and the grandparents.  Our DNA paternity test kits are Fast, Easy, Accurate, Reliable, Affordable, Painless and Bloodless.  This DNA test provides scientific proof, showing the likelihood that the man being tested is or is not the biological father.   We also offer  Prenatal DNA paternity testing which can be done as soon as the end of the first trimester of pregnancy.

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<title>EBE Theory</title>
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<description>A developmental theory of erotic/romantic attraction is presented that provides the same basic account for opposite-sex and same-sex desire in both men and women. It proposes that biological variables, such as genes, prenatal hormones, and brain neuroanatomy, do not code for sexual orientation per se but for childhood temperaments that influence a child's preferences for sex-typical or sex-atypical activities and peers. These preferences lead children to feel different from opposite- or same-sex peers--to perceive them as dissimilar, unfamiliar, and exotic. This, in turn, produces heightened nonspecific autonomic arousal that subsequently gets eroticized to that same class of dissimilar peers: Exotic becomes erotic. Specific mechanisms for effecting this transformation are proposed. The theory claims to accommodate both the empirical evidence of the biological essentialists and the cultural relativism of the social constructionists.</description>
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<p class="description">A developmental theory of erotic/romantic attraction is presented that provides the same basic account for opposite-sex and same-sex desire in both men and women. It proposes that biological variables, such as genes, prenatal hormones, and brain neuroanatomy, do not code for sexual orientation per se but for childhood temperaments that influence a child's preferences for sex-typical or sex-atypical activities and peers. These preferences lead children to feel different from opposite- or same-sex peers--to perceive them as dissimilar, unfamiliar, and exotic. This, in turn, produces heightened nonspecific autonomic arousal that subsequently gets eroticized to that same class of dissimilar peers: Exotic becomes erotic. Specific mechanisms for effecting this transformation are proposed. The theory claims to accommodate both the empirical evidence of the biological essentialists and the cultural relativism of the social constructionists.</p>
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<title>Pregnancy and Prenatal Care of Women with HIV</title>
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<dc:date>2004-12-14T00:21:34Z</dc:date>
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