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In a rare moment of vulnerability, wrestling executive Stephanie McMahon broke her silence on one of life's most painful experiences during her recent podcast appearance. The WWE chief brand officer shared intimate details about suffering a miscarriage, marking the first time she's publicly discu... The post Stephanie McMahon Opens Up About Pregnancy Loss In Emotional ‘What’s Your Story?’ Podcast Revelation first appeared on Pro Wrestling News Hub.

Background: Research concerning the long-term health consequences of induced abortion is constrained by both the limitations in the availability of data necessary to construct complete reproductive histories, as well as the limitations in the analytical methods necessary to interpret them. Objective: This study aims to determine the association of induced abortion and the likelihood of a subsequent natural loss by applying the pregnancy outcome sequence (POS), a research construct that defines the number and order of all pregnancy outcomes (births, induced abortions, natural losses) in each woman’s reproductive history. Methods: Using the Medicaid Analytic eXtract files from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Chronic Conditions Warehouse, we identified a study population of 508 unique POSs, representing 5455 women, each of whom had 1 to 16 pregnancy outcomes, for a total of 14,198 pregnancies. We applied an exploratory iterative sequential analytical approach, which included aggregate POS correlation analysis, logistic multiple regression, and simultaneous CIs (Agresti and Tukey-Kramer methods). We also established counting methods to populate the data tables for each analytical phase. Results: Overall, we found evidence to conclude that both prior abortions and natural losses are significantly associated with the risk of subsequent natural losses. For abortion, there is evidence of a dose-response relationship from 0 to 3 abortions and the likelihood of subsequent natural loss. For natural loss, the risk of a subsequent natural loss is significant after 2 natural losses and between the first and second. There is no association of prior births, or any combination of birth/abortion or birth/natural loss, with the risk of subsequent natural loss. Limitations imposed by the skewed distribution of the number of total pregnancies per reproductive history, resulting in small cell sizes, and exclusion of important covariates, restrain assurance in the results. Conclusions: The POS demonstrates that the order and combinations of pregnancy outcomes may result in varying conclusions that were previously undetectable. Therefore, further methodological development is indicated.

A Georgia family is grieving a devastating Thanksgiving-night tragedy after 19-year-old Jaylah Donald—seven months pregnant with a baby boy—was killed when a… The post Pregnant 19-Year-Old Killed After Thanksgiving Visit: ‘I Can’t Question God… We’re All Going To Have Our Number’ appeared first on Shine My Crown.

A pregnant Indian tech professional was killed in Sydney after being hit by a car, sparking shock in the community and renewed calls for road safety.

Pregnancy loss under 23 weeks is rarely spoken about, and in Ireland, it’s not even officially ...

The Pregnancy Loss Research Group at University College Cork has developed a range of resources to help create more compassionate workplaces for people who experience pregnancy loss. We encourage work...