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Identity eludes black-market babies
The News Journal, DE - 11 hours ago young pregnant women from other states. For a fee, Niles would care for them and deliver their babies. Niles also would quietly find

Shrider: Conference will be missed
Bakersfield Californian (subscription), CA - Oct 8, 2005 it down. He stated, unequivocally, he would never condone the abortion of black babies. White babies. Hispanic babies. Bennett did

'Near-term' unease grows
USA Today - 17 hours ago They're not quite full term, but they're not that premature. They're "near-term" babies, born roughly four or five weeks before their estimated due date.

Dian Page column: After 33 years and 17 babies, cradle still rocks
Green Bay Press Gazette, WI - Oct 7, 2005 A cradle once set out with the trash has provided rocking comfort for 17 babies through the years. The cherrywood cradle was made

New SIDS policy: Infants should sleep with pacifiers in own beds
Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel, FL - 18 minutes ago WASHINGTON -- To minimize the risk for crib death, the nation's largest organization of pediatricians is recommending that babies be put to sleep with

101 Babies Expected After New Infertility Treatment
Yahoo! News (press release) - 10 hours ago Over one hundred babies have been born or are expected by women diagnosed infertile after receiving a new physical therapy treatment, similar to a deep massage

Why I hid my babies' bodies in the attic for all those years
ic Wales, United Kingdom - Oct 3, 2005 BABIES-IN-THE-ATTIC grandmother Ann Mahoney yesterday revealed how her shame at having illegitimate children forced her to hide her stillborn babies in bags in

Slim, trim pregnancy?
Rocky Mountain News, CO - 12 hours ago One-quarter of Colorado women don't gain enough weight during pregnancy, risking the health of their babies, the state health department says.

Doctors set guidelines to curb crib death
The Register-Guard, Oregon - 33 minutes ago WASHINGTON - To minimize the risk for crib death, the nation's largest organization of pediatricians is recommending that babies be put to sleep with pacifiers