| Dads-to-be get morning sickness too
Dads-to-be can suffer from morning sickness in similar ways to their partners, a new government guide to pregnancy has highlighted.The 2006 Pregnancy Book explains in its 'Mainly for men' chapter that morning sickness and postnatal depression can affect expectant fathers and offers some advice on what symptoms you should look out for."Believe it or not, men can get symptoms of pregnancy too! The most commonly reported ones are sleeplessness, indigestion and nausea," the Department of Health guide explains."They are probably caused by stress, but are no less uncomfortable for that."The chapter directed at dads-to-be includes advice on men's feelings during pregnancy and tips on how to support expectant mums throughout the experience.There's also advice on bringing your new baby home and reacting to changing emotions, moods and feelings that occur when you become a parent.
Unaffordable prices of drugs
WHO estimates that currently one third of the world's population lacks access to essential drugs. Over fifty per cent of people in the developing world especially in Africa and Asia do not have access to even the most basic essential drugs. This is one of the pressing issues in the world that requires urgent attention at present. Factors influencing unaffordable drug prices Access to medicines depends on four critical elements: Affordable prices, rational selection and use, sustainable financing and reliable supply systems. Due to limited financial resources in the developing world drug pricing has become the most important factor that restricts access to medicines. There are many factors, which influence and maintain the higher and unaffordable prices of drugs. However, lack of price control measures and the pricing policies of multinational pharmaceutical companies are considered the most important contributing factors.
Early Menopause Symptoms Caused by Hormone Imbalance
Early menopause symptoms, perimenopause weight gain, hormone imbalance, alternative treatments for menopause and hair loss are some of the women's health related articles just released by ChristiaNet, Inc. Houston, TX (PRWEB) September 6, 2006 -- ChristiaNet.com (http://www.christianet.com), the world's largest Christian portal with twelve million monthly page loads, has just launched a directory of health related articles that include information about women's health. Early menopause symptoms and treatment are among the women's health topics offered. ChristiaNet's president, Bill Cooper, reveals that ChristiaNet wants to help women understand what menopause is and what treatment options are available. "I think a lot of women are confused about menopause and hormone imbalance, especially when there are early onset symptoms," stated Cooper.
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