News
Dr. Nguyen Appearance:
"Risk Reduction: Count the Kicks." Lecture at First Candle Stillbirth Support & Advocacy Symposium
October 22-23, 2007. Dr. Nguyen to meet with representatives on Capitol Hill to discuss the need for awareness and prevention of stillbirths.
There are lots of exciting things happening at the BabyKick Alliance. Please see our introductory news release, sign up for our "Make Every Kick Count" newsletter. If you are a reporter and you would like any further information, please read our electronic press kit, call us at 714-256-8452, or email: media@babykickalliance.com.
In the News
"Count baby's kicks, increase chances of healthy delivery"
Daily Breeze, October 2, 2006
http://www.dailybreeze.com
"Bright Lights"
Manhattan Beach News.
The Beach Reporter, August 31, 2006: Nguyen, an obstetrician and gynecologist, recently founded the Baby Kick Alliance, an organization whose mission is to spread the word about a method that can help expectant mothers monitor their babies and possibly reduce their risk of stillbirth.
www.tbrnews.com
Dr. Nguyen Appearance:
"Risk Reduction: Count the Kicks." Lecture at First Candle Stillbirth Support & Advocacy Symposium
October 22-23, 2007. Dr. Nguyen to meet with representatives on Capitol Hill to discuss the need for awareness and prevention of stillbirths.
There are lots of exciting things happening at the BabyKick Alliance. Please see our introductory news release, sign up for our "Make Every Kick Count" newsletter. If you are a reporter and you would like any further information, please read our electronic press kit, call us at 714-256-8452, or email: media@babykickalliance.com.
In the News
"Count baby's kicks, increase chances of healthy delivery"
Daily Breeze, October 2, 2006
http://www.dailybreeze.com
"Bright Lights"
Manhattan Beach News.
The Beach Reporter, August 31, 2006: Nguyen, an obstetrician and gynecologist, recently founded the Baby Kick Alliance, an organization whose mission is to spread the word about a method that can help expectant mothers monitor their babies and possibly reduce their risk of stillbirth.
www.tbrnews.com
