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Erekson and her colleagues collected data on nearly 1,300 moms-to-be and more than 51,000 similarly aged women who weren't pregnant.
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There had been some concern that pregnancy could pose an additional risk during surgery, said Dr. Elisabeth Erekson, a professor at Yale School of Medicine and the lead author of the study.
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Erekson said that earlier reports "tend to support that the fetus does well under anesthesia."
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If she has appendicitis, it is a good idea to proceed with the surgery if her doctor advises it, Erekson said.
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A report in the fall by University of Texas at El Paso professor Keith Erekson said the state's K-12 standards in history are
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Emmeline Zhao 2012
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Erekson told Reuters Health that the results are reassuring for pregnant women in need of surgery.
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Texas' failures, as well as the poor national performance, contribute to a low level of college readiness among the state's high school students, to the extent that Erekson's report says college readiness was almost completely ignored in Texas' revised history standards, "Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills" -- presenting history as a series of factual memorization and one-sided analysis.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Emmeline Zhao 2012
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Erekson built a 7-0 first-period lead at heavyweight before pinning Corey Morrison in 2: 53 to pick up his 60th career victory.
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Erekson built a 7-0 first-period lead at heavyweight before pinning Corey Morrison in 2: 53 to pick up his 60th career victory.
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Erekson, wrestling his fifth match since returning from a pectoral tear, scored 12 points in the first 3: 18 against Marcus Shrewsbury before recording his second pin of the season.
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