Keeping calm and collected as you navigate having a child together.
A list of physical and emotional self care practices for expecting mothers to keep feeling healthy during their pregnancy.
10 Things Not to Say--and 3 Things to Say!
Researchers have found that the ooctyes of women who are overweight or obese have a different lipid composition than those found in women of normal weight. This is due to low concentrations of Omega-3 fatty acids in the mother's body and could put a baby at risk of obesity before conception.
The COVID-19 pandemic has created a shift in society, causing people to work from home and employing tactics such as social distancing and self-isolation to help stop the spread of the virus.
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to dominate the news, many people have questions about what they should and shouldn’t do to keep themselves and their loved ones safe.
There are many ways to become a parent, and alternative paths no longer mean just IVF. Technology has broadened to give trying parents a multitude of options.
A new wearable motion sensor for pregnant women will revolutionize how we assess the health of unborn babies.
According to new research, a Mediterranean diet may be the key to reducing postpartum health issues.
There are many poses out there that are safe and easy for pregnant women in their first trimester to try.
A team from the Barcelona Institute for Global Health investigated how maternal nut consumption affects offspring—here's what they found.
Study suggests that men are more enthusiastic about playing an active role in their partner's pregnancy when OBGYN offices are more father-friendy.
Progesterone therapy emerges as a possible treatment option for women who have suffered recurrent miscarriages
Propionic acid is found both in the body and in food. These researchers say high levels of it during pregnancy could lead to the baby having autism spectrum disorder.
How your health can impact your pregnancy—and your child.
Research reveals a trend in how US women are planning their first pregnancy.
Scientists knew this gene helps fight cancer—but until now, they didn't know it could also help prevent some birth defects.
This study suggests maternal stress during pregnancy could affect reproductive development in male offspring.
Women with untreated migraines could suffer adverse effects to their pregnancies.
Phthalates might impact your pregnancy chances
Westerners eat too many foods high in omega-6 fats. These researchers found that it might be negatively affecting pregnancy.
Treating pregnant women with thyroid drug does not up chances of a live birth, new study suggests.
