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Health is a priority for everyone.
Women and men who pay attention to their own health as well as to their children's are to be applauded. The benefits are to the entire community as well as to your own family. |
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| Updated weekly with children's and women's health news. Contribute your links and ideas by clicking on our "email" button. We try not to be pro this or anti that at Mostly Mommies - the only thing we are is pro-information. In order to make informed choices, you must be informed. Get all the information you can, assess the sources of the information and make your own choices. When you think there's a viewpoint missing, feel free to contribute. Many thanks to those who have sent in links and questions - we do it for you! West Nile Virus - What you need to know If West Nile Virus is not already in your province or state, consider yourself lucky - for now. WNV is expected to spread across North America even further this year. Mosquitoes bite birds, birds fly, birds are bitten by more mosquitoes... the circle of life - virus style. Protect yourself and your family by arming yourself with the facts. Vaccination Risk Awareness Network A site with a goal we admire - access to information, especially information you might find difficult to access elsewhere. Don't be afraid to ask questions before you agree to have your child injected - you have a right to all the available facts. KidsHealth.org A very easy to navigate, comprehensive site, based in the US but with relevant information for all parents, teens and kids. Health Canada Always a reliable source of information although very mainstream. Not for people looking for alternate vaccination references or information! Study Links Common Plastic to Birth Defects This is an article about an ingredient in many plastics (bisphenol A) that recent studies have concluded may be dangerous to human health. The earlier the exposure, the greater the negative effects on the developing body. Items made with this chemical include baby bottles, plastic sippy cups and plastic food and beverage containers. Bisphenol A starts to leach out when plastic (containers, bottles, or sippy cups) is visibly cracked or etched. |
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| The information and links provided above are for your information only - research does not replace advice from your doctor or other health practitioner. Mostly Mommies is providing these links as a service to our community but we can not be held liable for the information provided or any actions you choose to take based on the information provided at these other sites. We do our best to review all of the information before posting a link - we want to keep the information here relevant as well as up to date. You can also find links to product recall sites here as well. Keep informed - it's the best way to make decisions based on facts. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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