Pregnancy News & Features

Two medications are better than one, researchers say

Less sex, more contraception is the 'magic' formula, experts say

First Baby Born With DNA From 3 Parents

Gestational diabetes, high blood pressure might raise odds of same conditions later in life, cardiologist says

Women who experienced nausea, vomiting had 50 to 75 percent lower risk of pregnancy loss, study finds

But, study found overall odds remain quite low

If babies share placenta, delivery should probably occur a week earlier, research suggests

Study finds there's lots mothers-to-be can do to help ensure they deliver at full-term

Babies conceived in winter more apt to have learning problems and vitamin D might play a role, study finds

Another report that links taking acetaminophen while pregnant with behavior problems in children may leave some pregnant women wondering whether they should use the pain reliever.

Researchers report no significant rise in defects for babies exposed during first trimester

But only association found, and researchers say women should still take the painkiller if needed

Cases of 'neonatal abstinence syndrome' quadrupled between 1999 and 2013, CDC says

Scientists say finding is key because these microbes play role in immune system development and more

Up 27 percent since 2000 among pregnant women or new mothers, but better reporting may play a role

Excess weight puts mom and baby at risk, ob-gyn expert says

Common procedure is performed to prevent preterm labor

Women Who've Had Appendix or Tonsils Removed Have Higher Pregnancy Rates: Study

Gender-related differences seem to start before birth

Is it possible to carry a baby without knowing you’re pregnant? It happens more often than you think.

Pregnancy comes with its own set of physical trials and tribulations. Here's how to stay cool during the summer months.

Effectiveness drops dramatically after that

Spotting risk early may help women make healthy lifestyle changes sooner, study author says

Experts set the record straight on miscarriages. WebMD has the details.

Agency says fortification can reduce risk of certain birth defects in Hispanic-American populations