HPV Cancer DataThe CDC has released its first estimate of Human Papillomavirus-associated cancer data.
PMS Linked to SmokingStudies show proof that women between 27 and 44 who smoke are twice as likely to develop PMS.
No More PeriodsA five-minute procedure can eliminate a woman's menstrual periods when she no longer wishes to have children.
Preemie CenterSpecial centers across the country have helped increase a preemie's chance of survival from 20% to 90% in the past thirty years.
Pregnancy WeightWomen who gain too much weight during pregnancy are likely to give birth to a heavy baby.
Breastfeeding ObesityChildren who are bottle-fed breast milk do not see the same benefit as those who are solely breastfed.
Breast RadiationA new method of radiation delivery is being tested in clinical trials.
Diabetes MotherhoodStudies show eight percent of women develop insulin resistance during pregnancy, leading to gestational diabetes.
HemangiomaA baby's weight at birth is linked to their risk for hemangioma, a common type of birthmark.
Delivery AnesthesiaThe number of pregnant women who die from anesthesia given during delivery has gone down.
HPV VaccinesThe HPV vaccine does not carry an increased risk for side effects, contrary to previous reports.
Pregnancy DepressionWomen who experience depression during pregnancy have double the risk for preterm delivery.
Local Breast TestsA new non-invasive test can detect a woman's risk for developing breast cancer.
Subway BreastfeedingIn New York, dozens of mothers are protesting for the right to breastfeed in public.
Newborn HeartSmall babies are more likely to have heart defects that can cause high blood pressure as adults.
Highway BirthLiving near a highway may increase the risk for preterm birth.
Alcohol PregnancyWomen who abuse alcohol at a young age may be hurting their chances for a successful pregnancy later in life.
Yeast Infections and Pregnancy: A Cause for ConcernYeast infections are a common problem for women, and some say pregnancy increases your risk. Many women feel they know enough about the condition to take care of it themselves, but for pregnant women, self-diagnosis is a no-no.
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