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Two new laws offer more protections for pregnant and pumping women at work.
Women with PCOS are more likely to have anxiety and depression than those without the condition. Here’s what to know about the link and how to find support.
Thanks to hyperlactation syndrome, I’ve been pumping for 8 years—though not by choice.
Let’s challenge each other to evolve the verbiage around the conception process. Because family building should feel as good as possible, in spite of challenges along the way.
It’s the first non-hormonal medication approved to treat hot flashes, which affect more than 80% of menopausal women.
While a bubble bath and glass of rosé in the tub or a trip the nail salon can be great, none of those things stand to benefit your overall health and wellbeing like getting off with or without a partner.
Whenever fertility struggles come up, inevitably, over half of the room raises their hand to say: “I went through this.” Despite that fact, I felt alone.
“The price of a regular box of Tampax has gone up from $9 to $11.”
In some cases, those uncomfortable cervical checks may be optional. An OB-GYN shares what you need to know.
Many girls get their first periods before sixth grade.
The newest numbers on maternal mortality highlight a crisis that just continues to worsen.
Found: The safe, effective, and natural sleep support you desperately need in pregnancy and beyond.
Comparing morning sickness to HG is like comparing a little bit of rain to a hurricane.
Makena was the only drug approved to help prevent preterm birth. Advocacy groups say pulling the drug could further maternal health inequities.
"For 10yrs I’ve struggled with insurmountable fatigue, pain & nausea."
An OB-GYN and a midwife offer details on curb walking—including when to start and how to do it safely.
How to decode a late period (and when to call your doctor)
Fears around pregnancy loss are real, but support is available.
From “what are my options?” to “what does this cost?”, prep makes it all more digestible.