Question by Emilaya:): BIRTH CONTROL……..?
Do you think 13 almost 14 is to young for birth control.
I dont want it for safe sex cuz I’m not planning on having sex, just for my period.. How would I talk to my mom, to not make it ackward
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Answer by Deesbaby M
hell yea it is girl if u end up pregnant ima come down and woop yo @$ $ ur to young
y do u need it 4 ur peroid?? email me plz so i kn wats going on
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San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) December 30, 2011
According to the FBI, they receive 300,000 cyber crime complaints every month. Most of these complaints involve either the theft of consumers? identities and other personal information or scams sent by cyber criminals to individuals whose private contact information they obtained through nefarious means. As Internet users share ever more information on social media and other websites, their vulnerability to having their identities stolen or privacy violated continues to increase.
While privacy and security threats continue to grow, there are a number of steps Internet users can take to protect their identities and privacy online.
1. Birth date privacy. There?s no good reason for people to share their actual birth dates with anyone except on secured websites that keep personal information completely private. A full name and birth date can be the lynchpin in a skilled cyber criminal?s identity theft scheme, so it?s best not to take any chances. If Internet users can?t pass up receiving birthday messages on Facebook, they can share the day and month of their birthdays but should leave off the year.
2. Secure passwords. There?s no reason to stress over passwords and use convoluted ones like s3cur!tYC0nsc10u5, but passwords should be something that can?t easily be guessed and which aren?t a word found in the dictionary. Internet users should also avoid using the same password for every online account.
3. Social network privacy settings. Websites like Facebook and LinkedIn have control panels for managing privacy settings. Security conscious internet users should be sure to check these settings and make sure they?re maxed out. Most social networking services do not default to high privacy settings since they want to encourage the sharing of information.
4. Mobile and Facebook Apps. Smart phone users should avoid downloading mobile apps from anywhere except their phone?s official app store or market or from other reputable app providers like Amazon?s App Store. Facebook users should be especially wary of apps whose publishers are not in the United States. Before installing an app, warnings will always appear telling users what information the app has access to. If an app requires access to information that doesn?t seem necessary to its function, it?s best to ditch it and look for something else.
5. Old online accounts. Inactive online accounts can contain sensitive information. They should be deleted since owners of inactive accounts will not notice if they have been hijacked or used inappropriately.
6. Geo-location Services. GPS-enabled devices allow mobile users to find nearby businesses and other locations, but they also carry a privacy risk. Users should consider disabling mobile devices? GPS and geo-location capabilities when they are not actively utilizing them.
7. Private browsing. Every major web browser has a function which prevents cookies from being permanently saved on a computer?s hard drive. Internet Explorer offers InPrivate browsing, while Firefox has Private Browsing mode and Google Chrome sports Incognito mode.
8. Website security certificates. Before web users submit sensitive personal information, they should check to make sure the website has ?https? (not just http) at the beginning of its URL in the address bar. Websites with valid certificates will also show a green lock or other symbol next to the URL, while sites with invalid certificates will show a red X or other red symbol. Checking websites for valid security certificates will also protect users from phishing scams?attempts by cyber criminals to induce unsuspecting users to enter their usernames and passwords into fake websites.
9. Malware avoidance. All Internet users should ensure they have up-to-date security software on their computers and that they are accessing the Internet behind some sort of firewall. PC users in particular should regularly scan their computers for malware with tools like Malwarebytes? Anti-Malware or Hitman Pro.
10. Email privacy. Email addresses that are posted on public websites will often be ?scraped? by spammers and other cyber criminals. Internet users who keep their email addresses off the public web will receive much less spam and be the targets of far fewer phishing scams.
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Question by Emilaya:): BIRTH CONTROL……..?
Do you think 13 almost 14 is to young for birth control.
I dont want it for safe sex cuz I’m not planning on having sex, just for my period.. How would I talk to my mom, to not make it ackward
Best answer:
Answer by Deesbaby M
hell yea it is girl if u end up pregnant ima come down and woop yo @$ $ ur to young
y do u need it 4 ur peroid?? email me plz so i kn wats going on
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Question by Emilaya:): BIRTH CONTROL……..?
Do you think 13 almost 14 is to young for birth control.
I dont want it for safe sex cuz I’m not planning on having sex, just for my period.. How would I talk to my mom, to not make it ackward
Best answer:
Answer by Deesbaby M
hell yea it is girl if u end up pregnant ima come down and woop yo @$ $ ur to young
y do u need it 4 ur peroid?? email me plz so i kn wats going on
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Question by Emilaya:): BIRTH CONTROL……..?
Do you think 13 almost 14 is to young for birth control.
I dont want it for safe sex cuz I’m not planning on having sex, just for my period.. How would I talk to my mom, to not make it ackward
Best answer:
Answer by Deesbaby M
hell yea it is girl if u end up pregnant ima come down and woop yo @$ $ ur to young
y do u need it 4 ur peroid?? email me plz so i kn wats going on
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Grants Pass, OR (PRWEB) November 16, 2011
Sharon Kleyne, Founder of Bio Logic Aqua Research, has now revealed the absolute truth for beautiful skin. After researching the secret for three decades, she discovered Bio-Logic Aqua
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(PRWEB) November 06, 2011
British pharmaceutical company, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), agreed to pay the US government $ 3 billion to settle criminal and civil investigations, reports Ennis & Ennis, P.A. If approved, the federal settlement will be the largest settlement for GSK, which is accused of illegally pushing its drugs.
The claims against GSK include illegal marketing of Avandia, a type 2 diabetes medication. Company whistle-blowers and federal prosecutors said the company had paid doctors and manipulated medical research to promote the drug, reports The New York Times.
GSK did not address the possibility of criminal findings nor fines, as the final settlement still remains under negotiation.
According to The Times article, Frances H. Miller, a Boston University law professor and health policy expert, said, ?Although $ 3 billion is a very big number in terms of drug industry settlements, it?s not a very big number in relation to almost $ 50 billion in annual revenue for the world?s fourth-largest pharmaceutical company.?
GSK is also currently named in over 60 product liability lawsuits, wherein the Plaintiffs allege that GSK failed to warn of the increased risk of heart problems associated with Avandia (rosiglitazone). In May 2007 New England Journal of Medicine published a study indicating that Avandia increased the risk of heart attacks by 44%.
Attorney David Ennis recommends that anyone who has taken rosiglitazone-containing medications, such as Avandia, Avandamet or Avandaryl, and has been diagnosed with congestive heart failure or suffered a heart attack or stroke with debilitating effects should first immediately consult with their physician. Next, the patient should fill out a MedWatch Form at http://www.fda.gov. Lastly, patients should seek the opinion of an experienced lawyer to explore their legal rights.
Ennis & Ennis, P.A. is a nationwide law firm with offices in Ft. Lauderdale, Miami and Washington D.C.
Ennis & Ennis, P.A. concentrates it practice in mass torts and represents individuals against pharmaceutical companies and medical device manufacturers and has represented Avandia victims since 2007.
Ennis & Ennis, P.A. has been representing clients individually since 1986 and has recovered over $ 100 million in settlements for its clients.
Ennis & Ennis, P.A. is also investigating cases involving Accutane, Actos, Fosamax, Paxil, Zoloft, Prozac, Depuy Hip Recall, Zimmer Hip Recall, Depakote, Reglan, SJS/Dilantin, Yaz, Yasmin and Ocella Birth Control Pills and Transvaginal Mesh devices.
Remember the law limits the time in which you can file a claim, so don’t wait to explore your legal rights. Call today toll free 1-800-856-6405 or visit http://www.ennislaw.com.
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Question by Pinky: Birth Control?
I’m not planning on having sex, but i’d like to be on birth control to help reduce acne, be on my period less days, and not bloat…what are some could brands?
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Answer by etak2007
i was on the pill for like 5 years and i ended up getting depressed. be careful, but be safe!
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Birth control has become an important problem in today’s world. That is why when considering this issue you have many options — from natural family planning to over-the-counter birth control products.
The question that is on everyone’s lips is: What are the best ?
If you are serious about this issue and serious about the responsibility that sex may entail, you have to research this topic thoroughly before you buy best birth control options suitable for your needs. When deciding you must take your lifestyle, health status and future goals into account. It is important to discuss it over with your partner to find out his or her point of view on this issue so you can buy best birth control for you.
The pill and condoms are popular choices when you think of birth control methods. Condoms are included in the along with the diaphragm, the cervical cap, and contraceptive sponges. Of all the barrier methods that offer the most protection against Sexually Transmitted Infections or STIs, the condom has proven to be the simplest and the most popular. Therefore, if you want to buy best birth control options that are simple and easy to use, a condom is a good choice.
However, take note that these are not the only options available. Let us take a look at other :
These solutions are one of the best and the most common for preventing pregnancy. Some of these methods include the skin patch, vaginal ring, Depo-Provera shots, birth control pills and the implant. These methods rely on hormones to keep you from getting pregnant. A lot of women swear by the pill and would recommend it if you want to buy best birth control. The pills and the implants, however, may cause some side effects.
– Another very safe and popular contraceptive method. This apparatus is placed in the uterus. One device can work well from 5 to 10 years. This device is made to fit within the uterine cavity and basically acts as a cap against incoming sperm. The do-it-once-and-forget-about-it appeal of IUDs have a lot of women saying that if you want to buy best birth control method, you won’t go wrong with IUDs.
–These methods must be used each time you have sex. Aside from condoms they also include: sponges and diaphragms. The simplicity and availability of these items usually place them on the top list of people who want to buy best birth control method.
- This method works only if you are very careful, very diligent, and have a regular menstruation schedule. Basically, the woman tracks her menstruation and from this projects when she is least fertile. A lot of women swear by this method and would say that you do not need to buy best birth control method because you can keep a system yourself. It is important to note that since there are no extraneous devices or drugs used, this method has absolutely no side effects.
(the morning-aftee-pill) – This is a medication that is only used when a birth control method has failed, for example the condom broke. A pill must be taken within a specified number of hours after intercourse so as to prevent any fertilization from occurring.
– Women go through a procedure called tubal ligation where the fallopian tubes are tied and blocked. The men’s procedure is called vasectomy.
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Honestly, there is no right answer to the question: Which is the best birth control method? Only after considering your choices, weighing your options, and understanding the pros and cons of each option, can you buy best options that are the best for you.
If you choose , BirthControlOptions.org has a variety of pills to offer. BirthControlOptions.org is an online pharmacy which provides without prior prescription and overnight delivery when you purchase birth control pills. For detailed information, log on to our website at www.birthcontroloptions.org or call us at 877-479-2455.
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Tampa, FL (PRWEB) September 24, 2011
New Research on Diabetes and Pregnancy: A recent Israeli study confirmed that women with well-managed diabetes are not at an increased risk of giving birth to infants with RDS (respiratory distress syndrome), preterm infants, and infants with very low birth weight. The findings were reported in a recent issue of the journal “Pediatrics.”
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“With modern management and adequate glycemic control in pregnancies complicated by diabetes mellitus, the risk of respiratory distress syndrome in near-term and term newborns may not be increased beyond that of a nondiabetic control population,” said the authors of the study. The study was headed by Yoram Bentel, M.D., of the Department of Neonatology at Laniado Hospital in Israel and the Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa. Researchers from the Israel Neonatal Network also participated in the investigation.
“We hypothesized that maternal … [diabetes] increases the risk for mortality, respiratory distress syndrome (RDS), and major complications of prematurity,” wrote the authors.
The research team analyzed data collected between the years 1995 and 2007 by the Israel National Very Low Birth Weight Infant Database. They studied the effect that diabetes had on pregnant women in increasing risk of infant mortality, RDS, and similar complications commonly associated with prematurity. The women were divided into two groups, according to whether they were diagnosed with gestational or pregestational diabetes; the two groups showed similar results so their data was pooled in the final analysis.
The results showed that women who had been diagnosed with diabetes were more likely to have been prescribed a complete course of prenatal steroids compared to non-diabetic women. On average, diabetic women gave birth to infants who had a slightly higher birth weight and gestational age than the non-diabetic women; however, diabetic and non-diabetic women showed similar distributions in birth weight percentiles and mean birth weight z scores. Diabetic mothers demonstrated higher Apgar scores.
There was no statistically significant difference in the two groups of women with regards to rates of delivery room mortality, RDS, and similar complications of prematurity. Women without diabetes actually saw a higher rate of total infant mortality and bronchopulmonary dysplasia.
“With modern management and adequate prenatal care, IDM born very low birthweight do not seem to be at an excess risk of developing RDS or other major complications of prematurity compared with non-IDM,” concluded the authors.
Potential limitations in the methodology of the study include a lack of prospective recording in degree of glycemic control as well as the absence of records regarding the type of diabetes that the mothers had.
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