
International Prenatal Infection Prevention Month: What Latina Moms Should Know
February marks International Prenatal Infection Prevention Month, a critical reminder that many pregnancy-related infections are preventable — and that awareness

Can You Get Pregnant While Taking GLP-1 Drugs?
For many people using medications such as Ozempic, Wegovy, or Mounjaro, a new question is emerging in clinics across the

Is “Mom Brain” Real? New UCLA Research Suggests Pregnancy May Strengthen the Brain Long-Term
Many mothers joke about “mom brain” — the mental fog that can accompany pregnancy and early postpartum life. But new

Why Gallstones Are More Common in Women
Doctors point to hormones, pregnancy, and biology—not lifestyle myths Gallstones are one of the most common digestive disorders in the

New Evidence Clears Acetaminophen Use in Pregnancy of Autism Risk
For years, many expecting parents—especially those navigating pregnancy without consistent access to medical care—have faced conflicting headlines about whether taking

New Evidence: Pertussis Vaccine During Pregnancy Shields Newborns at the Nasal Entry Point — A Major Advance in Infant Protection
A landmark international clinical trial published in The Lancet Microbe shows that vaccinating pregnant people against whooping cough (pertussis)