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Men To Get More Time Off For Babies
Sky News via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News - Oct 19 4:11 PM
Hundreds of thousands of fathers have been boosted by plans to allow them up to take up to six months' paternity leave.Trade and Industry Secretary Alan Johnson has published the Work and Families Bill which he said aimed to create a modern framework of employment rights.Save to My Web

Author thinks understanding better than advice
Ashland Daily Tidings - Oct 20 4:21 PM
With all of the parenting books out there, one woman found a way to write about babies without doling out the usual advice about sleep schedules and breast feeding.Save to My Web

Highlights: Recycle or die
New Straits Times: Computer Times - Oct 19 8:29 PM
Babies born with defective brains. Foetuses never making it to full term. Children living with swollen brains, weakened muscles, as well as damaged brains, hearts and spleen. Adults exposed to carcinogenic substances leading to cancer.Save to My Web

China auction Web site offers babies for sale
Reuters via Yahoo! News - Oct 19 8:54 PM
Shanghai police are investigating advertisements offering babies for sale on a Chinese Web site owned by Internet auction power eBay, state media said on Thursday.Save to My Web

Flu Shots in Short Supply, So Far
HealthCentral.com - 53 minutes ago
THURSDAY, Oct. 20 (HealthDay News) -- The flu shot season is off to a fitful start. While U.S. health officials promise there will eventually be enough vaccine supply to meet demand, at the moment shipments are running late and being released in dribs and drabs.Save to My Web

Babies offered for sale on eBay's Chinese site
Blogging Baby - Oct 20 3:54 PM
Well, heres something you dont run across on eBay every day. Authorities are investigating a mysterious ad offering babies for sale on the Web site of the auction corporations Chinese subsidiary. The ad, which was pulled shortly after it was published, offered baby boys for $3,500 and girls for $1,600 apiece. The police say they have little information on the suspect, and are not even Save to My Web

Chinese police investigating online advertisement of babies for sale: report
Khaleej Times - Oct 20 12:13 AM
SHANGHAI, China - Shanghai police are investigating an online ad offering babies for sale on the Chinese subsidiary of auction Web site eBay, the company said on Thursday.Save to My Web