When I was growing up, I went to yeshiva. As one of the two “townies” going to the school (the other was my brother), we shared a bus with kids going to Sacred Heart. 38 of them.
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Just say no?
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Cancer Therapy Advances
Breast cancer is one of the most prevalent issues for women. Given the fact that we know that BRCA-1 and BRCA-2 can be identified, one would think we could cut the dramatic effects of this trauma for women. But, we still haven’t.
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Decisions have Consequences
We are having our babies older than we used to. Which is why our population is not increasing. (As a matter of fact, it was just announced that there were more deaths than births for soon-to-be minority majority Whites in America.) Because the longer we wait, the less likely we will have our (old) average of 2.2 children per family. Even that wasn’t “self-replicating”, with 2.33 children per family- which keeps the population stable. Right now, US families are averaging just over 1.9 children per family. Continue reading Decisions have Consequences
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Does Blood Type Provide an Indication for Fertility?
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