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To empower them to tackle the anxiety and stress that comes with motherhood.
After the joy of having my son, I gradually became aware of the more negative feelings tugging at the corners of my mind.
80% of Black women are willing to participate in a clinical trial, but most haven’t been actually asked, a researcher finds.
As an RD, I specifically check the label for this info.
The study tracked more than 900 women over the span of three decades.
I wish someone had warned me about postpartum shaking.
14 U.S. states adopted near-total abortion bans immediately after the Supreme Court overturned Roe.
New research has discovered a protein that could inform vaccine development and reduce the risk of dangerous GBS infection during delivery.
"Our study suggests that there's an immunological mechanism behind perinatal depression and that autoimmune diseases should be seen as a risk factor for this kind of depression."
Medical gaslighting in women's health shouldn't be a constant problem, but sadly it is.
Essential reading, if you ask us.
Parents shape the way kids think about food and their bodies forever.
According to ACOG, nitrous oxide "reduces anxiety and increases a feeling of well-being so that pain is easier to deal with."
This burden should not fall on expectant mothers.
“People think that nutrient deficiency only affects people in underdeveloped countries—but it is also affecting the majority of women living in high-income nations.”
Science is catching up with that first trimester gross feeling.
The Supreme Court will hear a case challenging access to the commonly used abortion pill.
Perimenopause is often marked as a time with more questions than answers, but Oova’s at-home test hopes to change that.
She had to leave the state to have an emergency abortion.
There’s not much evidence that changing your eating and exercise habits based on your cycle helps—but that doesn’t mean it can’t.