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The Panic-Free Pregnancy: An OB-GYN Separates Fact from Fiction on Food, Exercise, Travel, Pets, Coffee, Medications, and Concerns You Have When You Are Expecting
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About The Panic-Free Pregnancy: An OB-GYN Separates Fact
Product Description While most pregnancy books only address the stages of the baby's development, The Panic-Free Pregnancy comprehensively covers the lifestyle issues and questions that confront every mom-to-be. Dr. Broder separates fact from fiction, media hype from old wives tales, and drawing on the latest scientific research offers an accessible, comprehensive reference book that answers questions about... * Caffeine * Exercise * Flying * Prescription and over-the-counter medications * Sex * Cosmetics * Alcohol * Herbal remedies * and more Organized in an easy-to-use question-and-answer format, this book will help women have the safest, healthiest, most anxiety-free pregnancy possible. About the Author Michael S. Broder, MD, MSHS, is board-certified Obstetrician-Gynecologist. He is an Adjunct Professor at the Case Western Reserve School of Medicine, where he serves on the Council to Advance Human Health, and an Assistant Clinical Professor at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. He has published more than 50 articles in scientific journals including JAMA, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Human Reproduction, Fertility & Sterility, Contemporary Ob-Gyn, and the Journal of Reproductive medicine. Dr. Broder is the author of two books and multiple book chapters. Dr. Broder graduated cum laude from Harvard University before attending medical school at Case Western Reserve University. He completed his Ob-Gyn residency at UCLA and subsequently joined the faculty of both the UCLA School of Medicine and the RAND Corporation in Santa Monica, CA.
