Healthy articles

Miscarriage, though very common, can be devastating. Besides grieving for your lost pregnancy and the child you were hoping for, you may have serious concerns about your fertility. Why does miscarriage happen, and how do you cope with pregnancy loss?

Are you pregnant, and want to know what to expect after you give birth? Here is the inside scoop, along with some tips!

Are you getting ready to try for a baby, or have you already started?

Most women find out that they are pregnant by taking a home pregnancy test. These pregnancy tests are hugely popular and are easy to use. If you are newly trying to conceive, you may wonder how a home pregnancy tests works, and how to take it.

Unplanned pregnancy is amazingly common. Some sources even say that 50 percent (!!!) of pregnancies in the United States were not intended.

Food poisoning, flu, toxoplasmosis... getting ill during pregnancy isn't just frustrating, it can also be dangerous. We can't always avoid illness, yet there are plenty of things we can do do keep our babies and ourselves healthy and safe.

Pregnancy is, when you think about it, a pretty scary period in your life. First-time moms may especially worry about all the new things happening to their body and in their body.

Many factors increase a woman's risk of getting breast cancer. Some of these, like age and family history, can't be influenced in any way.

Egg donation is it a selfless, humane gift from a woman whose only dream is helping couples who can't conceive? Or is it a desperate act, committed by someone who really needs the money?

Ultrasounds they are the most fun thing about prenatal care.