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More than 3.8 million women in the US are dealing with breast cancer.

Egg freezing isn't fertility insurance, but it can be a good option if you want to give yourself a little more time.

A listeria outbreak across several states has been identified in deli meats and cheeses but is not yet linked to a specific product. Here's what you need to know if you're pregnant.

The findings could help identify PPD early on and inform better treatments.

The good news is that your second labor may be only half as long.

Researchers observed that women who chemically straightened their hair in the past year were two times more likely to develop uterine cancer by age 70 than those who didn’t.

2. Babies don't always follow birth plans, and that's OK.

Life is busy, mama, but don’t keep putting your health on the back burner.

After you’ve consulted with your physician and received their approval to start up a fitness routine, here are 4 moves to get you started.

This development will hopefully shine light on menstrual inequality nationwide

Maybe don’t hang out in your workout wear, experts warn.

It may be different than TTC in your 20s, but pregnancy during perimenopause is still possible.

The goal of the new proposal is to make nutrition labels easier to navigate for busy shoppers.

"Please get your annual mammogram. I was six months late this time. I shudder to think what might have happened if I had put it off longer."

And the majority occur within the first year postpartum.

As moms, we’re often told how important it is to take good care of ourselves through eating, exercising, and getting enough sleep. But some of the biggest forces that determine our health are out of our control.

A fertility expert weighs in.

Chrissy Teigen’s IVF journey brings to light a little-discussed phenomenon: Dealing with all those shots.

An updated clinical protocol from the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine offers new recommendations on dealing with everything from oversupply to plugged ducts—including common tactics that they say hurt more than help.

Because pregnancy taxes the heart and circulatory system, the correlation is a reminder to pay attention to heart health