I should just leave that as my post but it's way to short. So, the first article has quite a few more links to look at. The second one has links also but it appears not nearly as many.
OK OK, here's one of the 10 things...
Pinpointing pregnancy isn't so simple -
You can't be a little bit pregnant … but
most women are considered pregnant before they've even conceived. Doctors
typically measure pregnancy starting from the first day of the last menstrual
period, because most of the time, women aren't sure exactly what day they
conceived, but they can remember their last period. It's also not possible to
detect the moment of fertilization, and pregnancy can't be confirmed until the
developing embryo implants on the uterine wall (that's why at-home pregnancy
tests aren't very accurate until at least a week after a missed period). [8 Odd Changes That
Happen During Pregnancy]
The Live Science site seems to not want to let you go. You may have to shut the window down to get away from it. (Unless it's just IE8 acting weird.)
The Live Science site seems to not want to let you go. You may have to shut the window down to get away from it. (Unless it's just IE8 acting weird.)
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Bonding over periods? Oh, the places you go on Live Science!
Thanks for linking some fascinating reads, Mike!
Duck - It's best to be informed about some things.
Odd but fascinating facts not in the usual user's manual.
Heidi - It's the stuff they don't tell you in school.
Very informative. I enjoyed the artwork too. Thanks, Mike.
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