Yoga Journal's Prenatal Yoga Video
The benefits of practicing yoga while you're pregnant are far-reaching, say devotees. Yoga can energize your body and mind, aid in digestion, lessen muscle fatigue, and help you sleep more soundly. Basically, it's everything a pregnant gal could ask for. Veteran yoga instructor Shiva Rea leads Yoga Journal's Prenatal Yoga 50-minute workout video. She and two pregnant participants perform a 30-minutes series of stretching and strengthening exercises that are adjusted for each trimester of pregnancy. They each wear different colored-outfits so you can easily pinpoint the appropriate trimester. A series of floor exercises comes next, followed by a meditative cool-down. This tape is recommended for all levels, even beginners.

Prenatal Genetic Testing
Expectant parents almost always have one thing in common: They're hungry for information about the health of their baby.

Small Business Owners Show Strong Bias for Financial Advisors of Same Gender
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Aria Diagnostics Announces Publication of First Peer-Reviewed Data for New Non-Invasive Prenatal Test
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