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October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and this edition includes a special featured article, Mirrors and Women, to honor the occasion.
Preparing for retirement? Read about your final career choice as we provide information on the best time to retire and various ideas on how to spend those years in the best way possible.
Scrubbing toilets, eating eggplants, drinking a purple onion boiled in beer? There have been countless traditions surrounding pregnancy and birthing – from how to have an easy labor to if you’ll have a boy or a girl. Read more about various traditional birthing practices.
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Retirement: The Final Career By Sheng Wang
When to retire and how to spend the following years are two of life's most important decisions. As the average lifespan lengthens, many people can look forward to a retirement that lasts 25 or even 35 years. Some believe that retirement should be treated as a final career – one that requires just as much planning and foresight as the one they're leaving behind.

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Birth Traditions By Lee Ann McGillivray
Societies – be they regional, tribal, or religious – are steeped in cultural traditions or old wives' tales involving anything from how to choose your spouse to how to avoid bad luck. Pregnancy, in particular, has a multitude of traditions surrounding it, which can be extremely diverse or incredibly similar depending on the country or religion.
As healthcare professionals, it is important to understand the impact of these traditions – and their development – when dealing with patients of varied ethnic backgrounds. The following is one of a series of articles that focus on the birth traditions of different regions of the world. In this article, we look at Latin America.
North America Birth Traditions
Asia Birth Traditions
Europe Birth Traditions
Latin America Birth Traditions
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Mirrors and Women By Tina Finkelstein, RN
Other women bemoan bodily imperfections, hips that have swelled, stretching tight the limits of blue jeans kept for far too long, asses that have flattened, middles that have fattened, and barely perceptible lines creeping across faces marked by expression.
They cry the loss of youth, the addition of an extra chin or two, the drooping of breasts once firm and full, bewail the locks of unruly hair that hangs a little thinner, a little duller, a little less amenable to styles long outdated but still attempted.

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