Votes for Algerian motherhood

Article Abstract:

A referendum has been held on the peace proces in Algeria and the government has reached an agreement with an Islamist guerilla group which involves an amnesty and a pardon. There referendum asks a vague question about peace, rather than whether voters favor an amnesty, which some Algerians have criticized. President Abdelaziz Bouteflika faces challenges over his selection of ministers, and public indifference. There are serious housing shortages and unemployment problems which the public do not expect to be solved by politicians.

Political aspects, Algeria, Referendum, Referendums, Peace treaties

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That time of the month

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Dr Katharina Dalton, who coined the term PMS in 1953, continues to assert that the condition is triggered by a physical, hormonal imbalance. Other researchers, including the American Psychiatric Assoc, regard PMS as social-psychological condition owing to neurotransmitter problems.

Social aspects, Care and treatment, Premenstrual syndrome, Psychosomatic research

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Motherhood and the menopause

Article Abstract:

Harvard Medical School researcher Thomas Perls studied 132 women born in 1896, and found those who had children after age 40 were more likely to live longer than those who had no children after 40. A late menopause seems to be genetically associated with a long life.

Middle age, Aging, Research, Genetic aspects, Menopause, Delivery (Childbirth), Childbirth in middle age, Perls, Thomas

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