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American mothers are in crisis, but they’re not asking for applause. They’re asking for support.
Now, for patients with low to average risk, prenatal care can be customized based on individual needs, risk factors.
April 11-17th is Black Maternal Health Week, and this year’s theme emphasizes the power of Black-led perinatal, maternal, and reproductive health organizations to drive systemic change and foster community healing.
The question was casual—“Why does my jaw feel tight?”—but what happened next was anything but.
After a decade of waiting, Grace and her husband Angus welcomed their miracle baby, Amy Isabel — the first child in the UK born following a womb transplant.
Since 2020, Hungary has granted a full personal income tax exemption to mothers raising four or more children.
According to a brand new report from the CDC’s National Vital Statistics System, births among women in their 40s have more than tripled since 1990, while the teen birth rate has plummeted to a historic low.
Recent research suggests that incorporating chili into your diet might offer unexpected benefits, particularly in reducing the risk of gestational diabetes.
There’s one crucial part of maternity leave prep that often gets overlooked: your mindset. How you are thinking about your parental leave directly affects your feelings about it.
Small changes in blood pressure during pregnancy may predict long-term heart health risks.
A new policy will soon guarantee parents two weeks of paid bereavement leave after a miscarriage
Postpartum care isn’t a luxury—it’s essential. And yet, in the U.S., it’s treated as an afterthought.
Gadot opened up about her terrifying experience with a brain clot while pregnant.
Black women in the U.S. are about 3.5 times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than White women.
The study found that women who had sex less often showed higher levels of inflammation, which is linked to chronic illnesses like heart disease.
That’s right—no copays, no surprise bills, just direct access to essential reproductive healthcare.
If passed, Tennessee would be the first state in the country to implement this type of protection.
For many women, pregnancy is both joyful and vulnerable. While often framed as a glowing experience, the reality is more nuanced.
Over 6 million women watching the game may be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime.
Young women under 50 are 82% more likely to be diagnosed with cancer than their male peers.