The Pregnancy Blog

Teenage pregnancy is defined as a teenaged or underage girl (usually within the ages of 13–19) becoming pregnant. The term in everyday speech usually refers to women who have not read more

Complications of a threatened miscarriage include: * Anemia * Miscarriage * Endometritis free MD is provided for information purposes only and should not be used as a read full article

New West

Natural Childbirth—In a Hospital? New West Nonetheless, we succeeded in our goal of having a completely natural childbirth, even though we were in a hospital. Want more Notebook? Read the rest here. …

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WASHINGTON — It’s hard for pregnant women to escape the message: You’re at extra risk from swine flu — it could trigger premature labor, hospitalize you for weeks, even kill you — so be among the first in line for vaccine next month. But only read full article

Infections during pregnancy can cause a variety of birth defects. Examples include: Congenital rubella (the infection posing the highest risk for fetal damage) syndrome is read more

UPPER DEERFIELD TWP. – It seems now that all four of Cumberland County’s high schools are on the same page as far as giving students access to a certified nurse practitioner, one of the county’s proposed steps to deal with the county’s high read more

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Was Roman Polanski “thrown to the lions because of ancient history?” That’s what France’s culture minister says, and many French people agree. France has rushed to the filmmaker’s defense since he was arrested this weekend in Switzerland on a three read full article

New predictive tests developed in Australia Can tell six weeks in chance of miscarriage Quarter of all pregnancies is lost ‘More IVF but less multiple births‘ PREGNANT women can be told as early as six weeks into a pregnancy whether they are likely read more

“I’d seen too many teens having babies,” recalls Dr. Brown, who worked from 1990 to 1995 with the state health department to establish a program for teenage mothers called Dollar a Day, designed to help them avert further pregnancies. “I began read full article