Thursday, April 4, 2019

Don’t kiss your kids? Questioning the recent advice about CMV in pregnancy

We need a community conversation about balancing the trade-offs. Natalia Deriabina/ShutterstockThese days, guilt seems intrinsic to parenthood. And as many mothers will know, health professionals seem ever ready to stoke up guilt with their advice. Don’t smoke. Don’t drink. Have your vaccines. Take your folate tablets. Eat a nutritious diet, but avoid soft cheese, cured meat, food that’s been long in a fridge, or (the list goes on). Avoid cats. Don’t co-sleep. Breast is best. And if other women can manage all this, why can’t you? As reported this week, Australia’s college of obstetricians (RANZCOG) has just added another task to the burgeoning to-do lists of doctors and midwives. We’re now to tell women to try to avoid cytomegalovirus (CMV). They have reasons

From http://theconversation.com/dont-kiss-your-kids-questioning-the-recent-advice-about-cmv-in-pregnancy-114825



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https://healthnews010.wordpress.com/2019/04/05/dont-kiss-your-kids-questioning-the-recent-advice-about-cmv-in-pregnancy/

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