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Infertility sucks. It is hard when you find out you can't conceive naturally after a long time of trying to get pregnant, and it's hard if you are aware that you are infertile before you even try to become a parent, too.

Having a premature baby is hard, especially if that little preemie is cared for at a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit.

Your health matters like never before when you are trying to conceive. You are, after all, trying to create new life and then to sustain it for 38-40 weeks.

Tasks that were once mundane and even irritating may become huge questions once you are pregnant. Is it OK to dye your hair? Get nail extensions? Shave your bikini line? Do you need a different moisturizer?

Can bathing too much make you dirtier? Even if you come out squeaky clean, inattention to what else goes into your tub can leave you exposed to parasites.

It isn't enough that Google controls our online life. Now they are participating in a joint venture to control our inner organs, too, although the intention is to restore normal organ function, not to build a Terminator.

Just because it's cold outside doesn't mean you can't have a haute body. This fall, switch up your routine. Try some of the most innovative and invigorating workouts that 2016 has to offer. We know you've never workout out indoors like this before...

Scientists have recently discovered that stress seems to shrink brain cells. Those stressed-out brain cells then smother connections between healthy cells.

"One quarter of what we eat sustains our lives," Dr. Mark Mattson says of an ancient Egyptian inscription, "the rest sustains our doctors." Whether or not the quotation is apocryphal, there is mounting evidence enhances brain health.

Two women in the UK went temporarily blind in one eye, and their doctors think using their cell phones in bed was the cause. Here's how you can avoid the same problem.