Tag: Kari Bo

• Kegel Exercises in Pregnancy

  Okay, okay, I was wrong! It happens. Sometimes the brain gets in the way of scientific studies –prejudges them. Alters them in little ways so they do not conflict with its own opinions. Or, worse still, is influenced by a confirmation bias that precludes even the perusal of any information that makes it uncomfortable. The…

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  June 16, 2015

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  Confirmation bias, Dr. Kegel, generalizations, George Bernard Shaw, inductive reasoning, Kari Bo, Kegel exercises, knowledge, levator ani muscles, Mark Twain, Norwegian School of Sports Sciences, pelvic floor muscles, probabililistic forecasting, pubococcygeus muscle, urinary incontinence, vaginal canal