Can Living in the U.S. Increase Your Risk of Preterm Birth?
Women in the U.S. are more likely to give birth early compared to women in other developed nations. What makes the U.S. different?
Women in the U.S. are more likely to give birth early compared to women in other developed nations. What makes the U.S. different?
The shortage will affect some parents more than others. Not surprisingly, the most affected parents are those on the lowest income.
In the 10 years since my son died from a treatable condition, I’ve helped pass legislation to save other children — but there’s still work to do
Not all newborns are screened for the same diseases — and that's a problem
Being 42 years old, I knew I was at a higher risk for pregnancy complications, but this came out of nowhere and turned my world upside down
1 baby in 10 is born too soon in the U.S. each year. Is your baby at risk?
This common condition can lead to postpartum depression and development problems in children if left untreated
As a pharmacist, I understand medications for depression but I still believed I was too defective for medicine to fix
In addition to shared culture and values, a Black physician can offer Black patients a sense of safety, validation and trust
Just feeling that there's someone out there she can count on can help a mom-to-be
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The pandemic has dramatically changed the pregnancy experience and the U.S. may have 500,000 fewer births as a result.
Fear of the pandemic and historically poor outcomes for Black women giving birth in hospitals is fuelling a demand for home births.
More Black mothers are choosing to breastfeed and changing the narrative around breastfeeding in the Black community.