Pregnant After 40? Here’s What the Research Says About Fertility, Risks, and Healthy Births
For many women, starting or growing a family no longer follows a traditional timeline. More Americans are choosing to have
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USC Researchers Identify a Major Cause of Morning Sickness. Here’s What Pregnant Women Can Do About It
Top Findings • Morning sickness affects about 80% of pregnancies. • New USC research points to the placenta hormone GDF-15
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The Postpartum Depression Nobody Talks About: Why New Dads Are Struggling Too
Key Facts About 1 in 10 fathers experience postpartum depression. Symptoms in men often appear as anger, irritability, withdrawal, or
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Studies Link Sugary Drinks During Pregnancy to Depression Risk and Child Development Concerns
Drinking sugary beverages during pregnancy may carry more serious health consequences than many families realize. A growing body of research
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New Moms Often Hide This Mental Health Condition After Birth, Doctors Warn
Intrusive thoughts, constant checking, and fear of harming a baby may signal postpartum OCD, a condition specialists say is frequently
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Genes, Pregnancy, and Severe Nausea: What Science Reveals About Hyperemesis Gravidarum
For decades, millions of women have been told that severe nausea during pregnancy is “normal.” Today, science is beginning to
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