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Into Last public commitment alone for Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, before the birth of his first child in a month just. The wife of Prince William, now in her eighth month of pregnancy, has been the ‘godmother’ to the official christening of a new cruise ship, the Royal Princess, in the port of Southampton. Under a leaden sky and buffeted by the wind, wrapped in a stylish white coat and a mere printed type ‘Dalmatian’, with an elegant black hat on his head, the 31 year old Duchess wore the belly most ‘famous in the launch of England, as usual , an expensive bottle of champagne against the hull of 15 liters.

Into The baptism of the company’s ships’ Princess Cruises’ is a tradition of the British royal family: Kate before, the same Princess Diana, mother of Princes William and Harry, I attend ‘the baptism of a ship in November 1984. The Duchess of Cambridge, smiling throughout the event, give ‘birth to the babies’ probably in the middle’ July: The Sex is not ‘yet known, but the unborn child, male or female, will be’, however, the third in line of succession to the throne, after his father and grandfather, Prince Charles.

RESEARCH: THE GOLDEN AGE ‘RIGHT TO PREGNANCY – The Age’ and ‘a risk factor for the success of a pregnancy. Being in the very young or too ‘old to have a baby does not help , according to new research published in Irish’ BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology ‘. The study has shown that very young mothers have a greater chance ‘to have a preterm birth while women more’ elderly at risk of more ‘section. The survey ‘was conducted over a period of twelve years (2000-2011) in Ireland and has reviewed the results of 36,916 first-time mothers at different ages’.

The bands included ranged from less than 17 years to more ‘than 40 . The results showed an increase in rates of caesarean section with increasing age ‘. Compared with the comparison group (20-34 years), women in the group with less than 17 years are less likely to ‘caesare an section (10.7 percent), while the women in the group over 40 suffer an increased risk of three times cesarean section (54.4 percent). Women under the age of 17 have a very high risk of preterm birth (9.8 percent vs. 5.9) while the children born to mothers over 40 have more ‘likely’ to suffer a neonatal hospitalization (23.5 percent vs. 16.8).

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