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Miscarriages are common. When it happens, it can't be blamed upon anyone, especially yourself. Learn what you can do and how to cope.

It seems like there is endless advice on what to do when you’re trying to get pregnant, but what advice is actually true? Here are answers to four common questions.

Dan O'Bryan didn't think his mild symptoms were anything to worry about. The Mayo Clinic team remotely monitoring his heart saw something different and urgent.

This time can feel especially frightening for some pregnant women. Here's a Q&A to help expecting families feel informed and prepared for pregnancy and delivery during this unprecedented time.

Lubrication can be an easy way to increase comfort during intercourse. However, many couples trying to conceive don't realize that lubricants can adversely affect sperm.

When you pay attention to what you are eating and how you eat, it can not only improve your health, but also your mind.

Many people underestimate how common eye injuries are and believe that regular glasses can protect them. Learn how safety glasses are made to withstand projectiles and can save your sight.

For two years, Richard Austin suffered from a medical mystery that so confounded family members and physicians that he finally was advised to see a psychiatrist for his problems.

Water is essential to keep your body functioning properly. That's why you need eight to 12 cups a day. Here's how to develop healthy water habits.

An ankle injury or arthritis can sideline you from sports and daily activities. Wearing a brace provides support and can get you back on your game. Read about the benefits.