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In this interview, JOPPPAH Associate Editor, Dr. Jazman Allen, spoke with Orlando midwife, Jennie Joseph regarding Jennie’s experience working with

This story embodies the essence of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology. It is the embryology of conception told in a way

Editor’s note: This piece was transcribed by the editor from the audio recording containing the above title. Both panelists and

Fear of death and fear of life are two psychological forces that are important in driving human behavior. The understanding

Abstract: There are strong indications that fear of life and fear of death are universal and already start to develop

Because cesarean section delivery has significantly increased in recent decades, it raises questions about the differences between the mode of

Ancient Indian literature has described the process of formation of a human individual in great detail. This is not only

The sudden, unexpected, and unexplained death of a healthy infant in its first year of life (nominally 2 to12 months)

This is a chapter of Michel Odent’s latest book, The birth of Homo, the marine chimpanzee (La naissance d’Homo, le

This Australian study was conducted to understand some of the issues involved where a child is unexpectedly born with a