As sophomores, we are responsible for creating a solution to a problem around our community. Our group, CYEN, has encountered the issues of, whether The Seton Medical Center, Seton-Dell Children's Center, Breckenridge Medical Center, and the Seton Medical Sport and Neuro Rehab Center here in Austin, TX are actual “Mother Friendly”sites. Having said this, we... Continue Reading →
We are CYEN, otherwise known as, Carolina V., Yoselin R., Elie T., and Nayeli E. We are a group of students from the Ann Richards School who are working with an organization know as, Texas Mother Friendly Worksites. As a team, we decided to use the initials of our first names, which sounds similar to... Continue Reading →
I can go on and on talking about how a baby starts with a fertilized egg and how it turns into a zygote and it divides many times to be a blastocyst that becomes attached to your uterus lining and how that grows into your child. But maybe all that I just said made no... Continue Reading →
Finding the gender of a baby can be found by an ultrasound at the 4-5 month mark, but in the present day, we have been introduced to an innovation, known as the Non-Invasive Prenatal Baby Gender Test. This is a maternal blood test that can determine the fetus’ sex as early as seven weeks by... Continue Reading →
Welcome to my final blog post about the book Get Me Out A History of childbirth from the Garden of Eden to the Sperm Bank by Randi Hutter Epstein though part four to five about advances in technology. Do doctors know what’s best for us, or do we know what’s best for us? Maybe we as women... Continue Reading →
Welcome to my third blog post about the book Get Me Out A History of childbirth from the Garden of Eden to the Sperm Bank by Randi Hutter Epstein part two through part four. Science played/s a huge role in figuring out how our bodies work and ways to better pregnancy such as figuring out that our hormones are... Continue Reading →
Welcome, to my second blog post about the intro to part one, part one focuses more about the guide books to childbirth and pregnancy. From the beginning of time, women talked to each other for advice, yet they read books about giving labor written by men who have never seen a thing of giving labor. Back... Continue Reading →
Bienvenidos amigos to my WordPress account for my very interesting biomedical summer reading blogs. I'm not sure what to talk about, but the safest topic to talk about is myself. My full name is Carolina Vazquez Saavedra, I am 15 years old and I like having good grades. I plan to finish my blog post in June,... Continue Reading →
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