This is a really neat way assess blog quality or at least popularity. I don’t think I’ll be doing it though – wouldn’t want to be disappointed. 😉
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Tag Archives: sociology
NFP Right Again
U.S. Moms Stop Breastfeeding Too Soon: Study
By Jesse J. Logan
"NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – During the last decade, more and more new mothers in the U.S. have started breastfeeding their babies, but most new moms stop sooner than health experts would like, health officials report."
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"Besides providing the 'ideal nutrition' for infant growth…breast milk is more likely to protect babies against infection and from developing chronic conditions such as obesity when they get older. She also noted that breastfeeding gives a new mom and her baby a chance to bond."
26
Happy birthday to me. 🙂 I guess I’m grown up now.
Are We Grown Up Yet? U.S. Study Says Not ‘Till 26
“CHICAGO (Reuters) – Most Americans believe someone isn’t grown up until age 26, probably with a completed education, a full-time job, a family to support and financial independence, a survey said on Thursday.”
Keep It In Your Pants
Are there any people with self-control and restraint left?
College ‘Sexfest’ Irks State Lawmaker
Mr. Marshall recently asked to meet with James Madison University President Linwood Rose, whose students last month held a so-called “SexFest” that included a demonstration of how to put on a condom. Mr. Marshall also filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request with officials at the University of Virginia to determine the school’s policy on emergency contraception (EC).
Study Ties ‘Morning-After’ Pill Use to Supply Ease [I can’t find the actual news link anywhere. – Funky]
"NEW ORLEANS (Reuters) – Women who have "morning-after" pills on hand are significantly more likely to use the emergency contraception than women who have to go to the drugstore to fill a prescription, researchers said on Monday."
Bad Rap for Rap
Maybe now rappers will need something more convincing in their defense than, ‘I’m just telling it how it is.’ Maybe they should focus on how it could be.
Violent music, aggressive thoughts linked
“Violent lyrics in songs increase aggression-related thoughts and emotions and could indirectly create a more hostile social environment, a study released on Sunday by a U.S. psychology association found. “