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Melissa Kearney and Phillip Levine's research titled "The Impact of MTV's 16 and Pregnant on Teen Childbearing" evoked controversy earlier this year for suggesting that reality TV shows about teen mothers contributed to a decline in teenagers giving birth.

Had that small pair of the star-crossed not been lost, I presume I might well be a grandmother now, of grandchildren part Greek, part Cherokee, part northern European (and half whatever their hypothetical fathers and mothers contributed to their mix).

Umm, yeah I had forgotten that actually, I did think that at the time that it was quite important to see her (Olivia) Having the opportunity to say goodbye and to see their baby brought about a sense of finality that for many mothers contributed to the healing process.

The result of a rising female prison population is children growing up without mothers, contributing to a circle of dysfunction in society.

RATIONALE 6: Working mothers contribute to tax revenues and lessen the need for social security payments; they make an important contribution to family income.

How many times have Republican politicians ranted against unwed mothers contributing to welfare rolls?

Logistic regression analyses were performed to examine to what extent maternal rearing styles and psychopathology in mothers contribute to severity of borderline symptoms.

Additionally, the recall period for health plan and expenditure information was short (three months) and equal for all mothers, contributing to good quality data.

Low birthweight in India Low | High bandwidth (Real player) Progress for Children: Nutrition Child Nutrition Download a PDF of the chart Statistical table 'Going local': To improve child nutrition in India, UNICEF begins with mothers Contributing to the problem is that only one in four births is weighed in South Asia, making it the region with the largest proportion of unweighed births.

For the X chromosome, transmissions from fathers are confounded with the sex of the affected offspring and are therefore uninformative; only transmissions from heterozygous mothers contribute to the test, which has been termed the XTDT [ 22] (such acronyms are used liberally in this literature but serve to confuse rather than illuminate; they will not be used further in this review).

The department insisted that Ms. Hussey's mother contributed to her daughter's death because she didn't tell police about Mr. Flemmi's "violent and criminal acts".