Jeanne Faulkner

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As a writer, I offer in depth coverage of issues effecting our lifestyles from health and family life to politics, fitness, food and more.  I add a reassuring slant that takes the focus off fear-based journalism,  a global perspective to expand our view on universal issues and humor to take the edge off serious subjects.  My goal is to educate, inform and entertain my readers with stories that impact their lives and show them how their lives impact others.  If they have a little fun along with that, all the better.

This Week’s Work

Vitamin K, Antibiotic Eye Ointment and Hepatitis B Vaccination of Newborns

 

January 16, 2012 – How Safe is Vaginal Birth for Twins?

SheKnows.com - Ask a Labor Nurse – 9 Things You Need to Know about Pregnancy and Birth

ParentNetworkThe Cost of Raising Children

Blue Cross Blue Shield's health and wellness website

Cost Effective Contraception

Tone Your Body With 6 Kinds of Dance

The Risks of Cold Weather Running

 

October, 2011

On parenting, pooping and losing control

How it all works best when you let it go

I had coffee with my friend, Desiree, an OB-GYN and mother of three. After we caught up on all the nonsense and shenanigans our kids are up to, we talked about what every parent is obsessed about:  gaining some semblance of control in our lives.  Read more here

 

Blue Cross Blue Shield's health and wellness website

 

Is Your Chair Killing You?

Stand up and find out about the risks of sitting down.

Creating Super-germs

Why you should think twice before using antibiotics or antibacterial soap and cleaning products.

Vitamin K shots, Antibiotic Eye Treatment And Hepatitis B Vaccination Of Newborns

05.26.11: Public health for private matters

Shortly after your baby is born, he’ll receive his first shots and medications for some very serious health issues, including a rare bleeding disorder and a few sexually transmitted diseases. Very few parents question why their baby needs these medications, but a few who do, ask: Why should my child be treated for health problems he probably doesn’t have?  Because your child is part of the general population.  Read More here

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