Women who suffered numerous miscarriages after exposure to Camp Lejeune water contamination say they have been ignored by efforts to compensate victims.
Researchers warn pregnant women with minor car accident injuries still face heightened risk of placental abruption, preterm labor and other complications.
The FDA decision to limit phthalates came after the agency decided there was not enough scientific data to support a full ban.
False pre-natal screening test results may have led some women to terminate healthy fetuses, the FDA warns.
The report found that advertising brochures gave expecting parents a false sense of security in the accuracy of prenatal blood tests.
Researchers suggest exposure to certain pollutants are more likely to cause miscarriage based on the gender of the unborn child.
A medical device sterilization facility knew about the leaks for years, but failed to warn local residents and federal regulators, the lawsuit claims
Predicting which mothers may suffer complications could increase the chance of preventing adverse health effects
