| 31. | But contrary to conventional wisdom, high hormone levels don't necessarily translate into severe morning sickness.
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| 32. | Thalidomide was given to pregnant women in Europe in the 1960s to treat morning sickness.
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| 33. | If morning sickness is still a useful defense, may there be risks in suppressing it?
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| 34. | First-trimester morning sickness is poorly understood as a whole.
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| 35. | His pregnant mother had taken thalidomide in the 1950s as an antidote to morning sickness.
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| 36. | Neither morning sickness nor due dates interrupt ambitious schedules.
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| 37. | Studies suggest that morning sickness has a genetic component.
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| 38. | The Mariners have a lot of morning sickness, but no baby to show for it.
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| 39. | In previous centuries, women usually didn't know they were pregnant until they experienced morning sickness.
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| 40. | A : Morning sickness, or nausea during pregnancy, can occur at any time of day.
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