Perhaps there are mothers out there who'd be hugely amused or flattered by testimonials to their injured genitalia, or general maternal hot-ness, but I'm sure many others wouldn't be, especially on Mother's Day.
In epidemiologic studies, hyperthermia from heterogeneous sources (e.g., maternal fever, hot tub use, sauna use, electric blanket use) is emerging as a risk factor for miscarriage and a broad range of birth defects (reviewed in [ 2]).
This possibility is supported by the observation that maternal use of hot tubs during pregnancy has been associated with increased risk for a range of birth defect phenotypes in offspring [ 7, 8].
The key contributing factors in the political stream were India's aspiration of global leadership, international influence, maternal health becoming a hot topic of debate and political transition at the national and state levels.
The maternity ward, which saw 600 deliveries per month, lacked hot water and dependable electricity in a country whose maternal mortality rate was among the highest in the Caribbean.
Although the major topics are covered by the majority of HEI's there was some variation in the provision of education for current hot topics e.g. obesity and weight management or maternal nutrition.
By February 13, Billboard reported that the single was number 18 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart One of Swift's earliest musical memories is listening to her maternal grandmother, Marjorie Finlay (née Moehlenkamp), sing at church.
And her song to Jerry about the corn she cooks on a hot plate becomes a strangely affecting ode to small pleasures and the vestiges of one woman's misplaced maternal instincts.
Thanks to the sequence motif signature of these HOT regions, further work has independently demonstrated that they are regulated by a single TF – crucial for the maternal to zygotic transcription – and that HOT regions define a specific class of functional enhancers [ 23].
