Breastfeeding and Breast Cancer
What you need to know about breastfeeding during and after treatment for breast cancer
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What’s Behind the US Baby Formula Shortage – and How to Make Sure It Doesn’t Happen Again
The shortage will affect some parents more than others. Not surprisingly, the most affected parents are those on the lowest income.
How Medical Technology Is Changing Healthcare
What is it? Who’s using it? And how is it being used?
Heart to Heart: How Pregnancy Can Affect Your Heart Health Throughout Your Life
Complications during pregnancy are far from temporary when it comes to your health, but there are things you can do to reduce your risk
When Postpartum Depression Hit, I Heard Only the Lies My Depression Told Me
As a pharmacist, I understand medications for depression but I still believed I was too defective for medicine to fix
With a Little Help from Our Friends
In honor of National Girlfriends Day, here's a look into how our friendships enrich our lives
Pregnant Women’s Brains Show Troubling Signs of Stress – but Feeling Strong Social Support Can Break Those Patterns
Just feeling that there's someone out there she can count on can help a mom-to-be
Closing the Racial Gap in Breastfeeding
More Black mothers are choosing to breastfeed and changing the narrative around breastfeeding in the Black community.
When My Breasts Didn't Work, I Nursed My Baby Anyway
I wish someone had had the foresight and compassion to explain I was showing all the risk factors for breast hypoplasia.
How My Struggle to Breastfeed Led to Postpartum Anxiety
I'd always been a good student and so of course, I wanted to get breastfeeding right. But it was challenging and affected my mental health greatly.
Infant Feeding Choices: What Parents Are Saying
If you’ve ever felt judged by any of your parenting choices, you’re not alone. Read what 1,202 mothers and caregivers had to say during a recent survey.
Pediatricians Put It Bluntly: Motherhood and Marijuana Don't Mix
Women who are pregnant of breastfeeding their infants should avoid marijuana since THC (one of the active compounds in marijuana) can easily cross the placenta and accumulate in the brain and fat of the fetus, and this can harm the fetus or their baby.
Everything you need to know about women’s health — in one place.
Nutrition During Breastfeeding
Good nutrition is crucial when you're breastfeeding. Check out Nurse Barb Dehn's advice for new moms.
Insurer Slashes Breast Pump Payments, Stoking Fears Fewer Moms Will Breastfeed
Major insurer cuts payments for breast pumps, which may increase patient costs and drive some new moms from breastfeeding their infants.
Breastfeeding Problems and How to Solve Them
Not all moms and babies get the hang of breastfeeding right away. Here are some potential breastfeeding problems you may encounter and some solutions.
Even Partial Breastfeeding for First Few Months Lowers SIDS Risk
New research confirms that breastfeeding for two to four months of a newborn's life can significantly reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
How to Wean Your Child From Breastfeeding
If you or your baby has decided that it's time to stop breastfeeding, here are some tips to help weaning go better for you both.
Probiotic Supplements Failed to Prevent Babies' Infections
Probiotic supplements may not protect babies from catching colds or stomach bugs in day care, a new clinical trial suggests.
Breastfeeding May Reduce Pain From C-Section
Breastfeeding for a longer time may help women reduce the risk of chronic pain after a cesarean delivery.
The Good Thing About Bacteria in Breast Milk
Researchers say breastfeeding plants good bacteria in baby’s digestive system.
Breastfeeding May Not Lead to Smarter Preschoolers
Breastfeeding may not make kids sharper or better behaved than their non-nursed peers over the long-term, a new study suggests.
8 Nutrients All Breastfeeding Moms Need
Breastfeeding is hard work for your body, so it's important for mom to stay healthy, hydrated and well-nourished.
Breastfeeding Suffers When New Moms Work Longer Hours
Now, a new study has concluded that the more hours a new mom works, the tougher it is for her to continue breastfeeding.
