不妊治療サポートのFuture Familyが9.8億円調達、コロナ禍で混み合うクリニックのネットワークを拡大

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Future Family（フューチャー・ファミリー）についてはここ数年の間に何度か書いてきた。不妊治療の利用を支援する会社だ。不妊治療クリッニックと事前に交渉して金額のサプライズがないようにするとともに、高額になりがちな前払い費用を月払いプランに置き換える。さらに専門の妊活コーチをつけて患者をガイドする。

米国時間5月24日、同社は提携クリニックのネットワークを拡大するべく、900万ドル（約9億8000万円）の調達ラウンドを完了したことを発表した。

同社は2018年にシリーズAで1000万ドル（約10億9000万円）調達済みで、今回のラウンドはその延長としてシリーズA-1と呼び、まったくの新規ラウンドではないと位置づけている。

以前私が書いたように、Future FamilyはファウンダーであるClaire Tomkins（クレア・トムキンス）氏自身の体験から着想を得ている。

Future Familyは、不妊治療の複雑さと費用にまつわるクレア・トムキンス自身の体験から生まれた。1人目の子どもを生むための治療に数十万ドル（費用の多くは治療が始まった後驚きとともに明かされた）を費やした後、トムキンス氏はもっと良い方法を作ろうと考えた。Future Familyはクリニックと提携して、すべての費用を事前に確定させて前払いすることで、後になって費用で驚かされことがないようにする。

クレア・トムキンス氏（画像クレジット：Future Family）

2020年、トムキンス氏は他の誰もが経験したように、まったく新しいチャレンジに直面した。パンデミックが始まってまもなく、新型コロナウイルス感染症（COVID-19）を巡って無数の懸念が噴出する中、多くの不妊治療クリニックが扉を閉めた。そして、クリニックが再開した後も、9カ月の間に何が起きるかという不安から、多くの患者は当然のように治療を控えた。

「間違いなく苦しい1年でした」と彼女はいう。「しかし、私たちは良い位置にいるはずだと考えました」。

2021年はすでに違った物語になろうとしている、とトムキンス氏はいう。「人々は決めかねていました」と彼女は言った。「現在、治療を始めようとする人たちは、12カ月かそれ以上待たなくてはなりません。非常に混み合っています」。同社のデータによると、2021年後半は「記録的な実績」が生まれるだろうとトムキンス氏は期待している。

急な需要増に答えるために、会社はさらに多くのクリニックをネットワークに加えている。ミネアポリス、ヒューストン、デンバー、サンフランシスコを始めとする多くの主要都市に拠点をもつ不妊治療グループ、CCRMがその1つだ。

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画像クレジット：Future Family

【原文】

Future Family, a company we’ve written about a few times over the years, makes fertility treatments more accessible. They pre-negotiate terms with fertility clinics to ensure there are no surprise fees, convert the often substantial upfront costs into a monthly payment plan and give each user a dedicated Fertility Coach to help them navigate their journey.

This morning the company is announcing that it has raised a $9 million round of funding as it expands the network of clinics it works with.

The company last raised $10 million in a Series A back in 2018, and they’re positioning this round as an extension of that — a “Series A-1”, as they’re calling it — rather than a whole new round.

As I’ve written before, Future Family was inspired by founder Claire Tomkins’ own experiences:

Future Family was born out of Claire Tomkins’ own experiences with the complexities and costs of fertility treatments. After spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on treatments involved with having her first child (with much of the cost coming as a surprise only revealed once the process had begun), Claire set out to build a better way. Future Family partners with clinics to work out all the pricing ahead of time and pays the bill upfront, ensuring there are no billing surprises down the road.

Image Credits: Claire Tomkins, Future FamilyClaire tells me that, as it did for just about everyone, 2020 brought a whole new set of challenges for the company. In the early days of the pandemic, as a million questions about COVID-19 emerged, many fertility clinics closed their doors. And even as the clinics began reopening, with little certainty about where things might be in nine months, many patients understandably held off.

“It was definitely a tough year,” she says, “but I think we’re emerging in a good place.”

2021 is already looking like a different story, Claire tells me. “People had to sit on the sidelines,” she says. “People who have wanted to go forward with treatment, and now have waited 12 or more months… it’s gotten very busy.” According to their numbers, Claire expects the second half of 2021 to hit “record levels of activity.”

To help with the sudden spike in demand, the company is adding more fertility clinics to its network, including CCRM — a fertility group with locations in Minneapolis, Houston, Denver, San Francisco and a number of other major metros.

（文：Greg Kumparak、翻訳：Nob Takahashi / facebook ）

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Future Family, a company we’ve written about a few times over the years, makes fertility treatments more accessible. They pre-negotiate terms with fertility clinics to ensure there are no surprise fees, convert the often substantial upfront costs into a monthly payment plan and give each user a dedicated Fertility Coach to help them navigate their […]

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While shunning the state media and declining an interview for this story, Sanders has quietly reached out to state Republican lawmakers to discuss state policy and convey her desire to work with them, according to Garner. Few in the state will be watching as closely as the business titans at companies like Walmart, Tyson Foods and J.B. Hunt, the transportation and logistics giant, which are headquartered in the northwest corner of the state. Once the only Republican region of Arkansas — even Bill Clinton couldn’t win a House seat there in the aftermath of Watergate — it is now the state’s economic engine. The area is booming, will gain about a half-dozen new state legislative seats in redistricting, and is becoming more diverse. As the local business alliance, the Northwest Arkansas Council, notes, from 1990 and 2019, the nonwhite population of the region grew from less than 5% to over 28%. To lure more transplants, the business giants have showered the region with money, helping develop local attractions like the Crystal Bridges art museum, which was founded by Alice Walton, daughter of Walmart founder Sam Walton. But this transformation is coming into conflict with the state’s shift right. At the height of the transgender legislation debate this spring, Tom Walton, a grandson of Sam Walton, issued a statement decrying “policy targeting LGBTQ people in Arkansas” and spoke directly to what he saw as the threat presented. “This trend is harmful and sends the wrong message to those willing to invest in or visit our state.” Hendren, who represents a swath of the region in the state Senate, said the business community would have to do far more to slow Arkansas’ sprint right. “Continuing to do the same thing is going to lead to the same results,” he said, dismissing the companies’ strategy of sending the maximum allowable donations to candidates “and thinking that’s going buy you any loyalty.” As for the Arkansans eying 2024, neither is willing to expound on their ambitions before the midterm elections. But both are attempting to carve out space for their potential bids. Cotton is quick to jump on issues he knows will animate core Republicans — from introducing legislation to address anti-Semitic hate crimes, to lambasting what he calls “woke corporations” — while Hutchinson has become a frequent presence on the national television circuit. “I don’t want to sit back idly and let the division grow greater and let our party just become more angry,” Hutchinson said. This article originally appeared in The New York Times. © 2021 The New York Times Company

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Lost in Space is a 1998 American science-fiction adventure film directed by Stephen Hopkins, and starring William Hurt, Matt LeBlanc, Gary Oldman, and Heather Graham.The plot is adapted from the 1965-1968 CBS television series of the same name (itself inspired by the 1812 novel The Swiss Family Robinson by Johann David Wyss).Several actors from the TV show make cameo appearances.

資金調達に悩む経営者は必見!3つの資金調達方法を徹底解説 - Ps Online

企業の資金調達には、デットファイナンス・エクイティファイナンス・アセットファイナンスがあります。大切なのは、自社の未来を見据え、現実的・実現可能な資金調達の方法を選ぶこと。この記事では3つの資金調達の方法を解説します。

資金調達にはどのようなやり方がある？最も適した方法を選びたいなら | 徹底比較!ファクタリングナビ

多額の資金を必要とすることもあれば少額でもよいという場合もあるため、使途や目的に合った調達方法ややり方を選ぶべきです。そこで、資金を調達するやり方について、最適な方法を見つけるためにも徹底解説していきます。

【保存版】スタートアップ企業が資金調達する方法6選!注意点も解説 | マイナビニュース ｜ファンディング

スタートアップ企業の資金調達は、創業融資制度がある国民制作金融公庫以外にもいくつかの選択肢があります。資金調達ラウンドに合わせた方法を選ぶことで、効率的な資金繰りを実現しましょう。スタートアップが成功するかどうかは資金調達が鍵です！

事業をスタートする際の資金調達方法①融資（金融機関）｜事業計画研究所｜note

こんにちは。事業計画研究所です。 本日は、事業をスタートする際の資金調達方法について詳しく説明していこうと思います。 以前こんな記事を書きましたのでこちらも良ければご参考に。 融資って受けないとダメなの？ そもそもですが、創業時に融資を受ける必要があるのかという問いに対してですが、これは必ずしもYESではありません。 ただ、金融機関に関して有名な言葉 「銀行は雨の日に傘を取り上げ、晴れの日に傘を貸す」 というのを聞いた事はありますか。 この言葉は銀行などの金融機関が、“業績が良い時にはお金を貸してくれますが、逆に悪い時は貸してくれなくなる”とい

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　運転資金とは、仕入れや管理コストなど、毎月の事業を運営するために必要な資金のことを指します。いわば経営における血液のようなもので、運転資金管理の巧拙は会社運営に大きな影響を及ぼします。この記事では、運転資金についての考え方や調達方法の種…

【資金繰りの基礎知識】黒字倒産を防ぐための資金繰り表の活用方法 | 資金調達コラム

最近の投稿. 2021年5月25日 【資金繰りの基礎知識】黒字倒産を防ぐための資金繰り表の活用方法; 2021年5月20日 福岡でファクタリングを活用して資金調達をする方法

Stoとは？ 人気を集める理由と日本国内での動向について考察する：日経ビジネス電子版

ブロックチェーン技術を活用した資金調達手段「STO」。海外はもちろん、日本国内でも官民を挙げた取り組みが進められている。ここでは過去記事から、STOやデジタル通貨に関する事例を紹介していく。

東京でのファクタリングによる資金調達方法をわかりやすく解説 | コラム｜一般社団法人 日本中小企業金融サポート機構

至急の資金調達が必要な際に、ファクタリングを利用する経営者様・個人事業主様が近年増加しています。 ファクタリングとは、売掛金を売却することで早期の資金化ができる金融サービスで、東京には数多くのファクタリング会社があります。

【5月第3週資金調達まとめ】「ゴーストサイトメトリー技術」のシンクサイト、28億5000万円調達

調達した資金は、「secai marche」のサービスの強化、人材採用、マーケティング活動に充当する予定だ。 これにより、東南アジアでの拡大を一気に ...

イベント開催に必要な資金調達方法伝授します!! - 株式会社共栄美装

共栄美装広報部です。本日はイベントに必要な資金調達という踏み込んだお話をしていきたいと思います。「イベントがし […]

日本政策金融公庫の融資の特徴と融資を受けるポイント | 日本経営グループ

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【5月第3週資金調達まとめ】「ゴーストサイトメトリー技術」のシンクサイト、28億5000万円調達 | Forbes ...

国内の成長産業及びスタートアップに関する幅広い情報を集約・整理し、検索可能にした情報プラットフォーム「STARTUP DB」では毎週、資金調達のサマリーを発表している。この記事では、5月3週目の“注目のトピック”とし

経営を改善させるために活用できる助成金制度 | 資金調達Lab

新型コロナウイルス感染拡大などの影響により、悪化した経営を改善させたいと考えるのなら助成金を有効活用しましょう。そこで、厚生労働省や中小企業庁の経営改善に向けた助成金の他、政府系金融機関である日本政策金融公庫の融資制度もあわせてご紹介します。

電気工事業での開業の資金調達方法 | 資金調達のミカタ

電気工事業は独立開業を目指せる仕事です。では実際に電気工事業として独立するには、どのような手続き・資格や開業資金を調達方法があるのでしょうか？今回は、電気工事業として独立するための資格要件や手続き、開業資金を調達する方法などについて解説していきます。

名古屋市の制度融資/中小企業の資金調達のために | 経営を楽しむBizマガジン | Biz+ ビズプラス

「名古屋市内で資金を調達したいが、どの制度融資が適当かわからない」など，資金調達で悩む人も多いのではないでしょうか。 名古屋市中小企業融資制度は、名古屋市が中心となって実施している中小企業者向けの融資制度です。

税理士ドットコム - [資金調達]簡単に融資は受けられるのですか？ - 今は、コロナで、ある意味簡単に融資が受けれます...

【税理士ドットコム】こんにちは。主人が内科を経営しています。コロナで少しだけ減収しました。数字でいえば、昨年対比1.5割減です。しかしもともと年商は一億を超えており、減収しても大した痛手はありません。しかし、昨年県が行った無利子の融資に６０００万借りました。クリニックの財政は年々増えており、負債を引いても一億近く...

すかいらーくが資金調達/経済/社会総合/デイリースポーツ online

　外食大手すかいらーくホールディングス（ＨＤ）は２１日、公募増資などで最大４４７億円を調達すると発表した。財務体質を強化するほか、国内外の新規出店や既存店の業態転換に伴う設備投資などに充てる。新型コロナウイルスの影響で業績が悪化しており、変化する経営環境に迅速に対応し、立て直しを急ぐ。　公募増資では最大約２７０６万株の新株を発行する。すかいらーくＨＤは現在、緊急事態宣言などに伴い２千近い店舗で時短営業を続けている。

資金調達セミナー開催!!（2021年5月24日）｜BIGLOBEニュース

CXOイノベーションフェスは資金調達セミナー開催します。14:4515:30テーマ５【資金調達】株式会社スタートトゥデイ（前澤ファンド）経営企画室河本ひろたくモ…（2021年5月24日 17時46分50秒）

ファクタリングと支払いサイトの関係と入金額の違いについて | 資金調達ブログ

ファクタリングは近年利用が急増している資金調達方法の一つです。ファクタリングによって支払いサイトの短縮が可能です。ただし、支払いサイトが長い売掛金ほど、ファクタリングした時の手数料が高くなります。

資金調達セミナー開催!! (2021年5月24日) - エキサイトニュース

CXOイノベーションフェスは資金調達セミナー開催します。14:45~15:30テーマ５【資金調達】株式会社スタートトゥデイ（前澤ファンド）経営企画室河本ひろたくモデレーター：合同会社DMM.com会長...

Synflux株式会社が、big株式会社、SFCフォーラムファンド及び個人投資家から資金調達を実施｜Synflux ...

Synflux株式会社のプレスリリース（2021年5月25日 12時30分）Synflux株式会社が、big株式会社、SFCフォーラムファンド及び個人投資家から資金調達を実施

「いきなり!ステーキ」は失敗 活用急増する新株予約権の功罪：日経ビジネス電子版

新株予約権を活用した資金調達に踏み切る企業が増えている。 コロナ禍で窮地に追い込まれた企業が、最後の頼みの綱としてすがるケースも多い。だがそのスキームは複雑。一歩間違えると「捕らぬ狸の皮算用」に終わりかねない。

Humaが、1億3千万ドルの資金を調達して、より良いケアと研究のためのデジタル・ヘルス・プラットフォームを拡張 ...

AsiaNet 89461   健康とテクノロジー企業のリーダー的存在のBayer、日立、Samsung、Sony Innovation Fund by IGV、Unilever 、およびPE fu...

助成金・補助金の申請相談なら翼コンサルティング

助成金や補助金の申請、獲得なら翼コンサルティングにご相談下さい。必要な事業資金の調達をお手伝いいたします。中小企業等経営強化法を活用しましょう。

資金調達セミナー開催!! - 30min.jp

CXOイノベーションフェスは資金調達セミナー開催します。 大手からスタートアップが大集合する新感覚ビジネスフェスティバル。 総勢100人の出演者の生セッションや交流会など様々なコンテンツを用意しております ...

0～100万円で独立開業できるフランチャイズまとめ | フランチャイズwebリポート

0～100万円で独立開業できるフランチャイズフランチャイズ（FC）募集情報をまとめました。「独立開業」や「事業拡大」を検討するならウェブリポで！

資本政策② ストックオプション編｜コラム｜IPO Compass

ストックオプションとは、あらかじめ定められた「価格」、「数」、「期間内」に株式を購入することができる権利のこと。インセンティブプランとして活用しやすくIPO準備段階で導入する企業が多いが、要件を理解していないと想定以上の税金を支払うことも・・・持株会とどちらが良いのか、メリット・デメリットで比較！

資金調達No.1 on Twitter: "資金調達、融資、ファクタリングなどお金を入手したい方 案件は100件以上 ...

"資金調達、融資、ファクタリングなどお金を入手したい方 案件は100件以上ありブラックでも融資あります ホワイトの方即日あり 2000万まで融資可能 #ホワイト #ブラック #開業資金 #創業融資 #コロナ融資 #お金貸して #お金欲しい #高額融資"

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資金調達の方法を知りたい方 起業・新規事業を検討している方 ファンドや投資について知りたい方 ※起業家・起業予定の方（経営者含む） 【開 催 日】2021年5月25日（火） 【時 間】18:30～20:00 【会 場】盛岡市産業支援センター

事業承継・引継ぎ補助金【経営革新型】 | スタッフブログ｜資金調達・許可申請手続センター

新宿駅から徒歩3分にある資金調達・許可申請手続センターでは、行政書士である五十嵐が、補助金・助成金・資金調達・建設業許可申請などに関する情報などをブログを通じてリアルタイムに発信しています。

【40代女性の幸せのかたち】「妊娠適齢期を過ぎてホッとした」選択肢の多い時代を生きるということ

妊娠・出産に関して、子供を持たないアラフォーは岐路に立たされます。子供を持たないと決める選択、たとえ望みは薄くてもチャレンジをするという選択、自然に任せるという選択。子供を産む可能性がゼロでない限り、広がっている選択肢の中で最善の方法を探り、迷う時期なのではないでしょうか。今の私が妊娠適齢期を過ぎて寂しさよりも解放感を感じているのは、そんな迷いを感じながらを30代後半～40代前半を過ごしてきた証拠なのだと思います。

第1子妊娠の南明奈、人工授精も決意、卵管手術も…妊活を赤裸々告白/芸能/デイリースポーツ online

　タレントの南明奈が２４日、ＹｏｕＴｕｂｅチャンネルで、自身の妊活について、不妊治療専門クリニックに通っていたことなど、赤裸々に語った。南は４月に夫のよゐこ・濱口優との間に待望の第１子を授かったことを報告している。　南は、妊娠を報告した後に、複数のファンから妊活についての相談ＤＭが来たことから、自身の体験が役に立つならと、自身の妊活について話すことにした様子。

夏目三久に"妊娠"疑惑が浮上! テレビ出演時の衣装に注目集まる (2021年5月25日) - エキサイトニュース

4月2日に有吉弘行との結婚を発表し、世間を賑わせたフリーアナウンサーの夏目三久。そんな彼女に、ここ最近〝妊娠疑惑〟が浮上しているようだ。注目を集めていたのは、5月23日放送の『真相報道バンキシャ！』（...

だいたひかる、妊娠発表"早すぎる"理由明かす 乳がん経験し「目の前の1日を大切にしたい」：中日スポーツ・東京中日スポーツ

乳がん治療を中断し、不妊治療を選択して妊娠したお笑いタレントのだいたひかる（45）が24日までにブログを更新。21日に、妊娠3週5日と...

妊娠発表のだいたひかる 本誌で語っていた"不妊治療の覚悟"（2021年5月25日）｜Biglobeニュース

「おかげさまで妊娠していました今3週と5日だそうで、普通妊娠なら気付かないレベルの初期ですが…受精卵がしがみついて着床してくれました！」5月21日、お笑いタレン…（2021年5月25日 11時0分30秒）

妊婦の6割が利用 出産・子育てを多様なアプリ群で手助け：日経ビジネス電子版

妊娠、陣痛、出産、子育て──。忙しさに追われる“ママ”とその家族を支えるアプリを作る。家族の伴走者となり、ライフステージに合わせたきめ細かなサービスを提供する。

『バンキシャ』夏目三久、3月ごろに妊娠か「変わっている」 - いまトピランキング

4月2日に有吉弘行との結婚を発表し、世間を賑わせたフリーアナウンサーの夏目三久に、ここ最近〝妊娠疑惑〟が浮上しているようだという。 5月23日放送の『真相報道 バンキシャ！』（日本テレビ系）に出演した夏目はゆったりとしたワンピース姿であり、そ...

妊娠18週～20週 | nakoの妊娠日記 - 楽天ブログ

少しブログから離れていたので、まとめて記録していきます。 はじめてPCからの更新！やりやすい ～妊娠18週まとめ～ ・18週初日はとても調子が良く、昼頃まで気持ち悪さが少し軽減。散歩もたくさん歩けた。 ・調子が良い日があると思えば、一日中気持ち悪い日もあった。 ・朝は相変わらず調子良い。 ・頭痛がある日もあった。 ・吐かずにモヤモヤ気持ち悪い日は、逆に吐いてスッキリした方が良い日もあった…。 ・夜眠れ…

夏目三久に"妊娠"疑惑が浮上! テレビ出演時の衣装に注目集まる - まいじつ

妊娠中なのかな。怒り新党のときもフワっとしたシルエットの服着てたし。そうだといいな》 《バンキシャ見ていて気になったんだけど、夏目三久は妊娠してそう》 《あれっ…？ もしかして夏目さん妊娠してる？ 女の勘でしかないけど、もしや？

卵子提供者、人気があるのはどんな女性？：日経ビジネス電子版

知能の高い子供がほしい、スポーツの得意な子供になってほしい、クリエイティブな才能を秘めてほしい…。そんな顧客のニーズに応えるために、エッグドナー・プログラムでは、ドナーの学生時代の成績やIQテストの結果なども顧客に提供している。

夏目三久に"妊娠"疑惑が浮上! テレビ出演時の衣装に注目集まる｜ニフティニュース

有吉弘行との結婚を発表し、世間を賑わせた夏目三久に妊娠疑惑が浮上している 23日放送の『真相報道 バンキシャ！』では、ゆったりとしたワンピース姿だった 顔も2〜3カ月前に比べてふっくらとしていたため妊娠を疑う声が上がっている

妊娠5か月で中絶した母親 胎児が生きて娩出し、鼓動が止まるまで見守り続けた苦悩語る（英）｜ニフティニュース

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人工妊娠中絶 - Wikipedia

人工妊娠中絶（じんこうにんしんちゅうぜつ、英: induced abortion ）は、母体で育つ胎児について、人工的な手段を用いて意図的に妊娠を中絶させることを指す。 妊娠中絶の一つであり、刑法では堕胎 (criminal abortion)と言う。俗語で「堕ろす（おろす）」とも呼ばれる。

【医師監修】妊娠中のママは熱中症になりやすい？ | Mamadays（ママデイズ）

妊娠初期のつわりの吐き気や、妊娠による体の変化で、妊娠中のママは普段より「熱中症」にかかるリスクが高くなる可能性があります。 この記事では、暑い夏を無理せず乗り切るため、熱中症やその対策についてお伝えします。

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育子さん～妊婦編〜 - Line スタンプ | Line Store

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LiSA、パンパンに膨れ上がった衣装に視聴者困惑「え？妊娠してる？」「お腹がすごい」 ｜ ガジェット通信 GetNews

LiSA、パンパンに膨れ上がった衣装に視聴者困惑「え？妊娠してる？」「お腹がすごい」

妊娠中の鍼灸治療 - epochtimes.jp

妊娠中は胎児への影響を配慮し、多くの化学薬品の使用を控えることになります。しかしだからと言って、妊娠中に発生する様々な症状をただ我慢するだけでは、妊婦は大変苦しいでしょう。そういった時こそ、漢方や鍼灸等の治療法を活用すれば良いと思います。

妊娠から育児まで 助産師の継続ケア、心強く【こち女】｜あなたの静岡新聞

同一の助産師が、１人の女性の妊娠から出産、育児を切れ目なく支援する「継続ケア」。産後うつを防ぎ、安定した母子関係や愛着形成につながるとして、ニュージーランドやカ…

モデル・美優 第1子妊娠｜日テレnews24

モデルの美優さん(33)が25日、自身のインスタグラムで第1子を妊娠したことを発表しました。 美優さんは「この度新しい命を授かりました! 無事 ...

美優が第1子妊娠を発表 夫は滝クリの弟・滝川ロラン - 芸能社会 - Sanspo.com（サンスポ）

　モデルの美優（３３）が２５日、インスタグラムを更新し、第１子を妊娠中であることを明かした。美優は今年１月、フリーアナウンサー滝川クリステル（４３）の弟で、モデ…

妊娠した技能実習生の妊娠で必要になる届出｜大西祐子/子育てしながら、ダブルワークで国際業務専門女性行政書士!強みを ...

おはようございます。国際業務専門の行政書士　大西祐子です。 妊娠した技能実習生の妊娠で必要になる届出についてご紹介いたします。 ■技能実習生が妊娠したため、技能実習計画で定めた作業内容を変更する必要が出てきた場合は？ 技能実習では、技能実習計画で必須業務、関連業務及び周辺業務として具体的な業務内容を記載しています。 その内容を変更する場合は、は技能実習計画軽微変更届出が必要です。 また、変更によって実習時間が変わる場合も、内容によっては技能実習計画変更認定申請や技能実習計画軽微変更届出が必要になってきます。 ■妊娠した技能実習生が国に帰りたいと希望した場合は？ 外国人技能

気分安定薬と妊娠と奇形のリスク - 成年者向けコラム | 障害者ドットコム

妊娠時、胎児の奇形率を高めるリスクがある気分安定剤（炭酸リチウムやバルプロ酸ナトリウム）。双極性障害の方が薬によって症状を落ち着かせたまま妊娠を望むのは無理なのでしょうか？気分安定薬をラモトリギン単剤に変えることができれば奇形リスクはかなり低いとされています。

板野友美、妊娠発表後初の公の場「ベビちゃんも踊ってました」 | Oricon News

ニュース｜　元AKB48の板野友美（29）が22日、神奈川・ぴあアリーナMMで行われた峯岸みなみ（28）の卒業コンサートに登場。今月10日に第1子妊娠を発表後、初の公の場となり、観客からも大きな拍手で祝福された。　「ボニーテールとシュシュ」で登場した板野は「みぃちゃん...

第1子妊娠の南明奈、人工授精も決意、卵管手術も…妊活を赤裸々告白（デイリースポーツ） タレントの南明奈が24日 ...

第１子妊娠の南明奈　人工授精も決意、卵管手術も…妊活を赤裸々告白（デイリースポーツ）　タレントの南明奈が２４日、ＹｏｕＴｕｂｅチャンネルで、自身の妊活について、不妊治療専門クリニックに通っていたことなど、…

6月23日 座談会開催!大阪大学・生誕1000日見守り研究｜妊娠・出産・マタニティ情報サイト - ニンプス

大阪大学「生誕1000日見守り研究」からのお知らせです。 大阪大学・生誕1000日見守り研究チームの産科医・小児科医の医師、助産師、臨床心理士らによる妊婦さんを対象のお悩み相

姫は妊婦なう。 - Line スタンプ | Line Store

妊娠中の皆様へ！つわりが乗り切れるように、安定期がよりアクティブになるように。旦那さんや家族、友達とのコミュニケーションに是非どうぞ。楽しいマタニティライフを！

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