Most pregnancy-related deaths in the United States are preventable, and many happen after patients go home. CDC data show that more than 80% are ...

Every summer, more than 1,600 recent medical school graduates start training to become obstetrician-gynecologists at ...

Black women twice as likely to face maternal complications: study A new study published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal has found that Black Canadians face higher risks of complications ...

There is a link between the amount of time children spend on screens and their development, a new study shows, with poorer outcomes seen in learning, speech and emotional regulation among those who ...

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - A recent report shows Nebraska is behind on providing mental health support for new mothers. A study is now looking into what’s behind the problem. Nebraska received a C-minus in ...

Final 2025 CDC data show a record-low U.S. fertility rate of 53.2 and a 7% drop in teen births. What the numbers mean for maternity care access. Ric Flair, 77, was hospitalized after a Tampa fall ...

Biological mothers with four or more adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) had significantly higher odds of pregnancy complications than those with no ACEs; however, no significant association was ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine says all patients at risk for pregnancy complications should be given ...

Health officials say they need more time to complete a report on maternal deaths — likely punting the fullest accounting of pregnancy-related deaths since the state’s abortion ban took effect until ...

"Maternity care is still largely organized around single health conditions, but 1 in 5 women now enters pregnancy with 2 or more." HealthDay News — The risk for antenatal complications is increased in ...

Adrienne Griffen had just given birth to her second child in 2001. The “baby blues” that had quickly subsided after her first pregnancy did not seem to be going away after her second – and they were ...

A new study from Finland found that children who have a higher amount of screen-time consumption were associated with better cognitive processing in their adolescence—offering another perspective on ...