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October 19, 2011
Daily-Vite from R&S Northeast
Daily-Vite from R&S Northeast
Daily Multiple Vitamin Supplement
Save 10% off your first purchase of 12 Bottles of Daily-Vites.
Folic Acid is a B vitamin that helps a baby's neural tube grow healthy during pregnancy. The neural tube will become a baby's brain and spinal cord. But if the neural tube doesn't close the way it should, it can cause a very serious birth defect called a neural tube defect (NTD).
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Folic Acid helps prevent certain brain defects.
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Folic acid works if taken before and during early pregnancy.
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Take a daily multivitamin with 400 micrograms of folic acid.
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June 03, 2009
Review of Studies of IUD Use in Adolescents Finds Favorable Results, Limited Body of Research
Public Release Date: 28-May-2009
Summary of "Intrauterine Devices for Adolescents: a Systematic Review," Deans/Grimes, Contraception, June 2009.
Adolescent pregnancy persists as a "stubborn" public health problem in the U.S., with teenagers accounting for nearly 750,000 pregnancies annually, about 82% of which are unintended. Although adolescents have higher continuation rates with longer-acting contraceptive methods, the majority of them use oral contraceptives and condoms. Adolescents' compliance with shorter-acting methods is mediocre, and many could benefit from methods that are simpler to use and longer-lasting, according to the researchers.
June 19, 2007
FDA To Conduct Surveys About STI, Pregnancy Prevention Language on Condom Packaging
Public Release Date: 18-June-2007
FDA plans to survey 1,200 people in shopping malls nationwide on their understanding of a condom's efficacy in preventing sexually transmitted infections, including HIV, and unplanned pregnancies based on current labeling, the agency said on Thursday in a notice on its Web site, Bloomberg/Arizona Republic reports. According to the notice, survey responses will be "considered in FDA's condom labeling recommendations to provide important risk/benefit and use information associated with condoms in easily understood language."
