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| Oct. 1, 1957: Thalidomide Cures Morning Sickness, But ... (Wired News) |
| 1957: Thalidomide, a drug developed to help women overcome the symptoms of morning sickness during pregnancy, is first marketed in West Germany. Forty-six countries approve its use before thalidomide's terrible side effects become apparent. Thalidomide is a powerful synthetic tranquilizer, originally developed by Ciba, a Swiss pharmaceutical company. Unable to make it commercially profitable, ... |
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| Pregnancy: First Trimester (BellaOnline) |
| What does a mom need to know to navigate the first trimester of pregnancy? Does everyone have morning sickness? Can a mom still exercise and work? How does her diet change? There are many changes, but none that cannot easily be incorporated into a normal lifestyle. |
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| Bounty Launches TV Channel for Mums (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance) |
| Online chat forums are fast becoming the coffee morning equivalent for UK mums, and the Bounty parenting club is predicting that its new online TV channel, http://www.bounty.tv will become the ante-natal class equivalent for time-poor, information- and support- hungry mums. |
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