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If the agency decides to ban the ingredient, it could mean products for both kids and adults will be pulled from shelves.
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Fetal microchimerism means a small number of your baby's cells can travel through the placenta and take root in your body, where they may remain for decades. It can even occur in surrogacy, experts say.
When it comes to building your postpartum care team, it’s hard to know where to start. Here’s a good roster.
The loss of pandemic-era funding for childcare centers will inevitably force more moms to leave the workforce.
More than 50% of mothers experience anxiety after weaning, a survey from Aeroflow Breastpumps shows.
Things might start getting weird—but that’s actually perfectly normal.
The survey also found that 1 in 5 women feel ignored or mistreated during prenatal appointments.
We love to see expanded access and innovation in women’s health, but accuracy matters more.
“No one knows their body better than themselves.”
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Inaccurate absorbency claims may mask more serious health issues, researchers say.
The first-ever FDA-approved pill for postpartum depression is a landmark achievement, but it could come at a high cost for women in more ways than one.
For the first time ever, we have vaccines to protect against RSV, flu and Covid.
Parents and kids already have enough on their plates, literally.
The FDA approved the first maternal vaccine to protect infants against RSV from birth to 6 months.