In a new longitudinal study, a team of researchers provide concrete evidence that people whose mothers were significantly stressed during pregnancy respond differently to stress, 45 years later.
When Shana Clauson, a 45-year-old teacher in Hudson, Wis., was in line to get her first coronavirus vaccination on March 6, she logged onto Facebook to pass the time as she waited.
Forget a pandemic baby boom, a new study finds that the world is actually in the midst of a 'twin boom,' as more families than ever before are welcoming a double bundle of joy.
This week on Power & Politics, we hear from many leaders pushing for women's issues. Topics include including wage equality, women in the political process and paid surrogacy.
By now, you've likely heard rumblings or seen social media posts about the supposed (and totally false) link between the COVID-19 vaccine and infertility.
The Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology at CUIMC and the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion condemn racial violence against our Asian-American communities.
One group of maternal health experts in 2016 urged doctors to give all women heparin shots after C-sections, barring specific medical risks for individual patients.
