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My wife hit the nine-month mark in her pregnancy earlier this week. So here is some insight into spring training for parenthood (from an admittedly bad source). A guy's biological usefulness ends at insemination; keep that in mind when you realize you're not getting as much attention as you're used to. While watching your wife get an ultrasound, compliment her on her cervix. A fun way to kill ...
A Florida woman whose Christmas display features 60,000 lights coordinated with a handful of songs said the spectacle requires about a half a year of planning.
A study presented today at the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America revealed that MRI is a highly accurate means of identifying placenta accreta, a potentially life-threatening and increasingly common condition that is the leading cause of death for women just before and after giving birth.
Pregnancy and pumping iron don’t typically go together, but Jessica Huthmaker wants to change that. Seven months pregnant with her first child, the owner of Kettlebell Konnection hasn’t slowed down yet. “The only thing I’ve changed is...
The U.S. Army has contracted a General Dynamics-led team to support the management of live combat training equipment and solutions.
A wildlife expert says a video taken of a hairy animal digging in a Texas garbage can appears to depict a primate that may be a macaque.
U.S. company Northrop Grumman says its Shipbuilding unit achieved a milestone following the completion of the New Mexico (SSN 779) submarine's first sea trials.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2 (HealthDay News) -- Women who drink five or more servings of sugar-sweetened cola per week before they conceive increase their risk of developing diabetes during pregnancy, a new study indicates.
Defense market solutions developer Alenia North America Inc. has named a new chief executive officer of its U.S. defense unit.
U.S. companies GTCR and Six3 Systems announced plans to jointly purchase intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance solutions developer BIT Systems Inc.
The U.S. government has contracted Kofax to provide its software technologies to support a data extraction initiative. California-based Kofax was selected by an undisclosed U.S. national security and military government accounting agency to support a document capture and data extraction program.
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