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=The Human Flora= | =The Human Flora= | ||
== | ==The Birthing History== | ||
= | =Vaginal Birth= | ||
== | ==Changes of Mother's Microbiota in Pregnancy== | ||
== | ==GBS in Pregnancy== | ||
= | =Cesarean Section Birth= | ||
== | ==Innoculating Newborns with Mother's Vaginal Secretions== | ||
== | ==The NICU== | ||
= | =Breastfeeding and Infant Formula= | ||
= | =Antibiotics and the Newborn= | ||
= | =How Does Delivery Method Affect the Child's Life= | ||
= | =Conclusion= | ||
=References= | =References= | ||
Revision as of 15:28, 14 December 2015
Abstract
The Human Flora
The Birthing History
Vaginal Birth
Changes of Mother's Microbiota in Pregnancy
GBS in Pregnancy
Cesarean Section Birth
Innoculating Newborns with Mother's Vaginal Secretions
The NICU
Breastfeeding and Infant Formula
Antibiotics and the Newborn
How Does Delivery Method Affect the Child's Life
Conclusion
References
Edited by Meryl Jones, student of Rachel Larsen at the University of Southern Maine
