Sunday, March 28, 2010 Fertility Headline Archive

Hardly `soil'ful: High yield takes a toll on fertilityTimes of IndiaDespite being the most populous and the fourth largest state in the country, crop productivity in UP has gradually declined due to poor soil fertility,

North Texans talk Sex, Fertility & Conception Caroline and Brent Hugg are hoping to get pregnant in the next year or so. And in an effort to get their ducks in a row, the young Richardson couple toured the Maternity Center at Centennial Medical Center in Frisco this afternoon. Caroline Hugg says, "We feel like we know what we're supposed to know, but that's not always the case."

Aryan societies in Bengal show that women were revered for their ability to give birth and, hence, were worshipped as a symbol of fertility.

Selenium content of food varies depending on the selenium content of the soil in which it was grown. Studies suggest that many people in certain developed countries, including New Zealand, Belgium, and Scandinavia, do not get enough selenium in their diets.

?Rebecca Bugge, All Rights Reserved. Do not use without permission. The head of the goddess of fertility - dated to 350-330 B.C.

Telegraph.co.ukPagan Fertility Festival to be observed in Burns Flat on 3 April 2010Examiner.comOK, it's an Easter Egg hunt, and it's not about fertility anymore. It's about getting the best eggs. How do we as Christians reconcile this century old Egg-coloring tradition rooted in York County

Boston GlobeAddressing Fertility Issues In Young Women With Breast CancerMedical News Today (press release)The use of chemotherapy and hormonal treatments in young women can have significant implications for their fertility. Such treatments can stop the ovaries Breast Cancer Care: Research presented by Dr Azim at the seventh European

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Find Out Why the NY Times Called Jill Blakeway a Fertility GoddessI-Newswire.com (press release)In fact, she has been dubbed in the New York Times as a “fertility goddess.” Indeed, Jill deserves to be called a “fertility goddess.

More than $40 billion is blown on cosmetics globally each year. Some people can't imagine life without makeup. Others would argue all this time and money is wasted. But what does science say?