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    • About Egg Donation

      According to a story called "As Economy Falls, Egg Donations Rise" on CBS News, the number of women who choose to donate eggs to fertility clinics for money is increasing. Fertility clinics frequently advertise on college campuses to bring in women who need cash. In order to donate eggs, you must meet certain criteria and many women... more »

    • How to Make a Family Tree Diagram

      Creating a family tree can either be a wonderful exercise to learn about your family history, or an essential task to gather information about a history of illness. This task can get complicated at times, but there are standardized ways of representing your family's history that can immensely help to keep the mass of information in order. more »

    • How to Prepare for First OB Appointment

      The first doctor’s appointment after you discover you're pregnant is very exciting. You get confirmation that you are indeed pregnant and an estimate of when your baby is due. It can also be the scariest appointment. If you know what to expect it won’t be quite so scary. more »

    • How to Trace a Family Medical History

      Medical history is an important, although often overlooked, component of a family tree. Understanding your genetic predisposition to disease can aid physicians tremendously in diagnosing and treating illness. In addition, individuals who know their health risks are more likely to develop healthy habits and engage in preventive... more »

    • How to Advocate for Your Dyslexic Child

      Early identification and treatment is the key to helping dyslexics achieve their personal best. Most dyslexic students need one-on-one assistance to be successful in school. Here's a list of ways to advocate for your dyslexic child to ensure that she gets the proper help she needs. more »

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