Pregnancy
Studies from University of Tasmania Have Provided New Information about Pregnancy
Published in Women's Health Weekly, May 12th, 2011
"I suggest that this position is problematic in its co-optation of the language of ''feminism'' and also in its lived experience. For my pregnant informants, ''liberation'' through exercise was clearly contradictory. In this article, I argue that pregnant women are encouraged to embody a ''fit'' pregnancy," wrote M. Nash and colleagues, University of Tasmania.
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