Senator Dianne Feinstein withdrew her amendment to ban bisphenol A from baby bottles and sippy cups, and the ban is no longer under consideration. Mercola notes that 81 percent of 115 published animal studies found effects from low-level BPA exposure.
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Miscarriage, stillbirth linked to higher risk of heart attack
An EPIC-Heidelberg study in Heart of 11,518 German women found each stillbirth was associated with a 2.65-fold higher risk of heart attack, still 2.32-fold after adjustment, and more than three miscarriages with a ninefold raised risk before adjustment. Abortion showed no link.
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When to have another pregnancy after a miscarriage
A BMJ study of more than 30,000 Scottish women found those who conceived within six months of a miscarriage had better outcomes than those who waited longer, with a live birth rate of 85.2 percent versus 73.3 percent among women who waited over 24 months. WHO advises waiting at least six months.
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