http://www.wlwt.com/health/19509710/detail.html
WLWT-TV [Cincinnati, OH]
20 May 2009
Hospitals Expecting Hurricane Ike Baby Boom
Doctors Say 50 Percent Birth Increase In Coming Weeks
CINCINNATI -- It's been nearly nine months after the winds from Hurricane Ike blew through, leaving thousands in the dark for days, now another storm is brewing.
The power was off but apparently things were still heating up in some Tri-State homes as local hospitals are preparing for the beginning of a major baby boom. [...]
http://www.wlky.com/news/19530181/detail.html
WLKY-TV [Louisville, KY]
21 May 2009
Hurricane Ike Baby Boom Hits Louisville
Expectant Mothers Say They Conceived During Power Outage
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- The windstorm from Hurricane Ike blew in nine months ago, but many of the consequences are just now coming out for the first time.
A mini baby boom could hit area hospitals in June, but some “Ike babies” have already started making their debut. [...]
http://www.daytondailynews.com/news/dayton-news/did-septembers-windstorm-cause-mays-baby-boom-138301.html
Dayton Daily News [OH]
29 May 2009
Did September's windstorm cause May's baby boom?
Local hospitals seeing more births 9 months after windstorm caused lengthy power outages.
By Jordan Pridemore
Staff Writer
Last September the remnants of Hurricane Ike blew through Ohio, leaving thousands of homes and businesses without power for days. Now, nine months later, residents are bracing themselves for another brush with forces of nature. [...]
WLWT-TV [Cincinnati, OH]
20 May 2009
Hospitals Expecting Hurricane Ike Baby Boom
Doctors Say 50 Percent Birth Increase In Coming Weeks
CINCINNATI -- It's been nearly nine months after the winds from Hurricane Ike blew through, leaving thousands in the dark for days, now another storm is brewing.
The power was off but apparently things were still heating up in some Tri-State homes as local hospitals are preparing for the beginning of a major baby boom. [...]
http://www.wlky.com/news/19530181/detail.html
WLKY-TV [Louisville, KY]
21 May 2009
Hurricane Ike Baby Boom Hits Louisville
Expectant Mothers Say They Conceived During Power Outage
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- The windstorm from Hurricane Ike blew in nine months ago, but many of the consequences are just now coming out for the first time.
A mini baby boom could hit area hospitals in June, but some “Ike babies” have already started making their debut. [...]
http://www.daytondailynews.com/news/dayton-news/did-septembers-windstorm-cause-mays-baby-boom-138301.html
Dayton Daily News [OH]
29 May 2009
Did September's windstorm cause May's baby boom?
Local hospitals seeing more births 9 months after windstorm caused lengthy power outages.
By Jordan Pridemore
Staff Writer
Last September the remnants of Hurricane Ike blew through Ohio, leaving thousands of homes and businesses without power for days. Now, nine months later, residents are bracing themselves for another brush with forces of nature. [...]
http://dispatch.com/live/content/local_news/stories/2009/06/22/BABY_BOOM.ART_ART_06-22-09_A1_55E8IP6.html?sid=101
Columbus Dispatch [OH]
22 June 2009
Generation Ike
At Mount Carmel St. Ann's, June births are running 36 ahead of average, a 16 percent increase
By Jeffrey Sheban
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
The power went out and the sparks started flying.
Nine months after the remnants of Hurricane Ike disrupted electricity to hundreds of thousands of central Ohioans, maternity wards are bulging with newborns. [...]
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