Despite the emphasis of traditional medical narratives on the importance of eating dinner and the prohibitions against skipping it, some physicians have believed that consuming dinner leads to adverse outcomes, such as eye diseases, earaches, body itching, colic, and neurological problems. This study aims to validate the narration attributed to Imam Sadiq (AS) stating, "The root of bodily ruin is avoiding dinner" (Asl Kharab Al-Badan Tark Al-Ashaa) in terms of its chain of transmission (isnad), content, and its correlation with contemporary scientific and medical findings. The goal is to highlight the importance of eating dinner, correct misconceptions on this matter, and provide solutions rooted in religious teachings and medical science for healthy nutrition.This research employs a comparative-analytical approach, utilizing library-based resources. Initially, the chain of transmission for the narration was critically examined, and the credibility of its narrators was assessed. The content of the narration was then compared against Quranic criteria, authentic hadiths, and medical findings related to nutrition, evaluating its compatibility or contradiction with these sources. The results of this study indicate that the chain of transmission of the mentioned narration is credible, and all narrators are trustworthy. Furthermore, the content aligns with Quranic teachings and other authentic narrations that underscore the importance of proper nutrition and avoiding hunger, particularly during the dinner meal. Additionally, medical findings demonstrate that skipping dinner may lead to metabolic disorders, weaken the immune system, and increase the risk of various diseases. This highlights the need to counter false beliefs about avoiding dinner and emphasizes that while overeating at dinner is harmful, avoiding it entirely can also have detrimental effects.The narration from Imam Sadiq (AS) is supported by a valid chain of transmission and contains content consistent with religious teachings and medical evidence. Consuming dinner as part of a healthy and balanced diet can contribute to maintaining bodily health. It is recommended to avoid overeating and late-night dinners while adhering to the principles of healthy nutrition.

Feminism was a social movement which entered various arenas, including art. With an objection to the all-inclusive dominance of men over the art arena, artists of this movement took step in the road. One of these artists was Judy Chicago, who created artistic works along with other feminist artists and introduced feminism to the world through her “The Dinner Party”. The secret to its durability and its distinction from other movements lies in its peculiar traits; it demonstrated that not only history has not been empty of female artists, but it has seen a lot of them as well. The Dinner Party is a perfect example of a feminist work trying to focus on the important role of women in art and society. The introduction of this unmatched work as well as some of its prominent women has been among the main reasons of writing this article.

Multiple pregnancies and ovarian hyper stimulation syndrome (OHSS) are the most serious complications of ovarian stimulation and IVF. Indeed, they are more or less the only ones.OHSS can effectively be prevented in three stages: Before stimulation, during stimulation and at ET.Before stimulation patients should be assessed as to age, the ovarian follicular count and/or anti mullerian hormone (AMH). A correct starting dose of FSH should hence be administered.During stimulation and ET many different strategies can be applied: 1. Low dose stimulation: The disadvantage is fewer oocytes and fewer embryos to freeze.2. GnRH antagonist protocol with oocyte maturation by administering a GnRH analogue instead of HCG. Disadvantage is the handling of the luteal phase after ET in the fresh cycle.3.Coasting before HCG is administered. Disadvantage is that it does not always work and requires a lot of experience.4. No fresh ET, freezing of all appropriate embryos. Disadvantage is that it does not influence the first phase OHSS.5.Dopamin agonist prescribed before HCG is administered.Disadvantage is that it does not affect OHSS if pregnancy occurs.6.Transferring no more than one embryo. Disadvantage, if any, is that it may decrease the pregnancy rate.7.Cancelling the cycle.These tools make it perfectly possible to avoid any serious OHSS.Given a good freezing programme, the disadvantages are minor. Serious OHSS should no longer be a part of IVF.