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Showing self-love. Brie Bella praised her postpartum body in a candid Monday, March 22, Instagram post. Emily Ratajkowski, More Celeb Moms Show Postpartum Bodies Days After Birth “The more baby weight I lose, the more my treasure marks from Buddy are showing up,” the Total Bellas star, 37, captioned the social media upload. “[My 7-month-old son], Buddy, pretty much grew […]
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Something to celebrate! Pregnant Meghan Trainor and Daryl Sabara honored their second wedding anniversary with touching Instagram tributes. Famous Celebrity Pregnancies: Baby Bump Hall of Fame “Happy anniversary to the love of my life @darylsabara,” the singer, 27, captioned a Tuesday, December 22, Instagram post. “Thank you for giving me the best gift ever.” In the social media upload, the […]
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Dancing queen! Pregnant Nicki Minaj grooved to “Move Ya Hips” in honor of the song’s Thursday, July 30, release. Pregnancy Pics! See Nicki Minaj’s Baby Bump Album “#MoveYaHips out now,” the rapper, 37, captioned an Instagram video of herself dancing in black and blue activewear with her baby bump on display. The Grammy nominee mouthed the single, which also features […]
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Older adults with blood cancers can benefit from a team-based, holistic evaluation before undergoing transplantation, according to a new study published today in Blood Advances. The study, which reported on a multidisciplinary clinic (MDC) at the University of Chicago Medical Center, found that patients treated with this approach experienced better transplantation outcomes and survival rates. Most blood cancers that can […]
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Nearly half of all nursing homes do not have adequately trained infection prevention staff and their efforts to combat the over prescription of antibiotics are suffering as a result, according to a new study in the American Journal of Infection Control (AJIC), the journal of the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology. Elderly nursing home residents are more […]
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A new approach to treat advanced breast cancer shuts down the growth of cells that become resistant to standard hormone therapy, according to Duke Cancer Institute animal studies. The research, which is likely to be tested in clinical trials within the year, identified and targeted vulnerabilities that appear in nearly all estrogen-positive breast cancers that develop resistance to current treatments. […]
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Tree-like branching structures are everywhere in the human body, from the bronchial system in the lungs to the spidering capillaries that supply blood to the extremities. Researchers have long worked to understand the cellular signaling needed to build these intricate structures, but new research suggests that simple physics may play an underappreciated role. The research, published in the Proceedings of […]
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A Florida State University researcher has found that an individual’s ability to be mindful or stay in the present has a profound effect on a romantic partner’s happiness. Assistant Professor of Family and Child Sciences Jonathan Kimmes published a new study in the Journal of Marriage and Family Therapy that found romantic partners were much happier and less stressed when […]
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Progress report! Pregnant Catherine Giudici gave her followers a glimpse of her baby bump one week after her pregnancy announcement. “Hallo bebe,” the Bachelor alum, 33, captioned her Tuesday, June 25, Instagram Story. In the mirror selfie, the former reality star turned to the side to show off her budding belly in a gray T-shirt and black leggings. “Size of a […]
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Potentially life-saving cancer risk assessment tools are being widely underused by general practices across the UK, according to new research. A team of experts from the University of Exeter’s Medical School has designed a set of risk assessment tools—which can predict the likelihood of undiagnosed cancer based on patients’ symptoms, test results and other clinical information. Now, new NIHR-funded research […]
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