Babypod, a Spanish company a Spanish technology company, introduced an intravaginal speaker system for developing fetuses.
Expecting Mothers Can Administer Non-stress Tests on Fetuses At Home With Sense4Baby
Fetal non-stress tests are usually done at clinics to check for fetal heart rate. It can now be done at home with the Sense4Baby monitor.
Fetal non-stress tests are usually done at clinics to check for fetal heart rate. It can now be done at home with the Sense4Baby monitor.
‘Spanish company Babypod has recently announced the availability of Babypod, an intravaginal speaker system for developing fetuses.’
But this is not enough, says the company. The team at Babypod tried to find a way to improve the speaker to fetus relationship. They introduced an intravaginal speaker system for developing fetuses. The team members believe that through the vagina sound experiences less attenuation before it reaches the fetal auditory system. Their concept isn’t completely out of left field, as a recent analysis revealed that fetuses had increased facial response to music via transvaginal exposure when compared with transabdominal. Moreover, they saw response to music as early as 16 weeks of gestation.
Males and Females Equal During Conception but More Female Fetuses Die During Pregnanacy
An American study have revealed that human sex ratio is equal at conception, but during gestation, male embryos are more likely to survive than females.
An American study have revealed that human sex ratio is equal at conception, but during gestation, male embryos are more likely to survive than females.
Baby Girl in Hong Kong Born 'Pregnant' With Twin Fetuses
A baby girl in Hong Kong was born pregnant with twin fetuses, a condition known as fetus-in-fetu. It is an incredibly rare phenomenon, and occurs in only about 1 in every 500,000 births.
A baby girl in Hong Kong was born pregnant with twin fetuses, a condition known as fetus-in-fetu. It is an incredibly rare phenomenon, and occurs in only about 1 in every 500,000 births.
New Standards for Fetal Growth and Newborn Size can Provide Healthy Pattern of Growth for Fetuses Regardless of Ethnic Origins
A new report published in The Lancet suggests that the new international standards for fetal growth and newborn size can lead to accurate measurements of ideal growth.
A new report published in The Lancet suggests that the new international standards for fetal growth and newborn size can lead to accurate measurements of ideal growth.
