Care for Both Partners before Conception: The Logical Starting Place To Improve Fertility and Every Aspect of Reproduction - Crimson Publishers

Care for Both Partners before Conception: The Logical Starting Place To Improve Fertility and Every Aspect of Reproduction by Janette E Roberts* in Perceptions in Reproductive Medicine

With so much attention and media exposure devoted to the emotive and ever-increasing issue of infertility, the bigger picture of generally-compromised reproductive outcomes is often overlooked. It's now thirty five years since I began promoting preconception healthcare for both prospective parents as the surest way to conceiving and birthing the healthiest baby possible. But through all my years of promoting the benefits of preconception healthcare, I've been aware that most individuals wish they'd known what a huge opportunity (and responsibility of course) actually rests with them! My books, webinars, presentations and other educational content are for anybody who might ever become a Mum or a Dad - the physical, mental and emotional health of their children is in their hands and has its foundation in their own health before conception.

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Is “Unconsummated Marriage” Still an Appropriate Term? A Snapshot of Reality - Crimson Publishers

Is “Unconsummated Marriage” Still an Appropriate Term? A Snapshot of Reality by Silvaggi M*, Michetti PM, Rossi R, Fabrizi A, Tripodi F and Simonelli C in Perceptions in Reproductive Medicine

The most shared definition of Unconsummated Marriage (UM) refers to "the failure to perform successful sexual intercourse at the beginning of the marriage. UM usually occurs in the first few nights of marriage and so it is frequently referred to as "honeymoon impotence” or "wedding night impotence”. In the Middle-Eastern (MES) and Western (WS) societies, sexuality follows different patterns in terms of meaning and rules. Moreover the evolution of societies all around the world created new contexts and kinds of relationship. This could hamper a correct taxonomy of such sexual dysfunction where a social variable seems crucial.
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What Would Have Happened To Humanity If Steve Jobs Was Aborted? - Crimson Publishers

What Would Have Happened To Humanity If Steve Jobs WasAborted? by Hani Raoul Khouzam in Perceptions in Reproductive Medicine

If unborn children are not human beings that are worthy of compassion and love, then abortion would be absolutely justified as a medically safe and legal procedure that get rid of a bundle of unwanted tissues and the bearers of these unwanted tissues should maintain their full autonomy in getting rid of them. However, if the unborn is a human being, then there will be no adequate moral justification for abortion. In the textbook “The Developing Human: Clinically Oriented Embryology” which is taught in most US medical schools, the authors Keith L. Moore, T. V. N. Persaud and Mark G. Torchia assert the scientific fact that “Human development begins at fertilization”. The process during which a male gamete or sperm (spermatozoo development) unites with a female gamete or oocyte (ovum) to form a single cell called a zygote. This highly specialized, totipotent cell marked the beginning of each of us as a unique individual (embryo). So only the embryo possesses this self-directed inherent capacity for all human development. As a consequence, the inherent capacity for all human function lies within the embryo’s whole human entity. 

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