A new study finds many women at risk of preeclampsia should be receiving recommendations to take low-dose aspirin to prevent potentially catastrophic adverse health problems during pregnancy.
A New York Times investigation finds that most prenatal microdeletion tests meant to look for genetic disorders in unborn children result in a false positive and potential misdiagnosis.
A new study find that children exposed to SSRI antidepressants during in utero perform more poorly on math tests than those who were not.
A new study indicates water and air pollution may have an impact on the number of boys and girls born each year.
Magnesium sulfate treatments have the potential to prevent many cases of cerebral palsy, according to the findings of a new study.
A new study's findings indicate marijuana use during pregnancy can increase the risk of disorders which increase anxiety and aggression in offspring.
The findings of a new study indicate there are potentially reliable ways to predict which older women will face pregnancy complications, leading to more effective treatment.
A status conference being held today will cover a number of issues necessary to allow ParaGard IUD lawsuits to move forward in federal court.
A new study warns that women who give birth preterm face an increased risk of hypertension for most of the rest of their lives.
A new study finds receiving an epidural during labor or delivery may carry a small increased risk of giving birth to a child on the autism spectrum.