The United States gains 12 pregnancy heat-risk days per year on average. As human-induced climate change continues warming the planet, pregnancy risks are increasing, according to a new analysis ...

Nearly half of sequencing data labeled as endometriosis lacks true disease representation, highlighting the urgent need for more diverse and accurate tissue sampling to advance research in this ...

The young woman, a medical professional herself, began experiencing severe headaches earlier this year while in the early stages of pregnancy. After seeking medical attention, she was sent home ...

Languages: English. You can get in touch with Jack by emailing [email protected] A new study has offered a glimpse of the stark reality of pregnancy in the Viking Age, via an analysis of ...

ATLANTA — The family of a 30-year-old metro Atlanta mother and nurse said she was declared brain dead more than 90 days ago — but is still being kept alive because she’s pregnant.

TMZ reported Friday that the Minnesota center broke up with his pregnant girlfriend, Julia Bonilla, and told her to move out with their 1-year-old son, Romeo, around the beginning of the postseason.

The Trump administration is backing away from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommendations to vaccinate children and pregnant women against COVID-19, according to a new report.

In February, a pregnant woman in Georgia was rushed to a hospital after experiencing intense headaches. There, a CT scan showed blood clots in Adriana Smith’s brain, and the 30-year-old nurse ...

Later, the two are still in a tense and emotional state as Jen informs him she's going to take a pregnancy test. In a confessional, she explains, "I started feeling depressed and anxious because ...

A pregnant Georgia woman who was declared brain dead following a medical emergency in February must be kept on life support until her baby is born due the state’s strict anti-abortion laws.

Every time Barbara, a 35-year-old asylum seeker from Cuba, goes to her prenatal appointments in Louisville, Kentucky, one topic looms large among the other pregnant immigrants she talks to there ...