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Over 30,000 women who are pregnant have been vaccinated for COVID-19, including thousands in a CDC monitoring program which closely follows them for long-term adverse effects. Here's what the studies ...

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Approximately 80% of children who develop a genetic disorder have no family history of the condition. Carrier screening can identify genetic conditions that may be passed on through genes of the paren...

When preparing for the birth of your new baby, you likely completed a checklist to ensure you had everything ready to go before your bundle of joy arrived. Set up crib. Check. Purchase diapers. Check....

Unlike breast or colon cancer, there isn't a universal screening program for ovarian cancer. Learn why, what tests can be used and the symptoms to watch for.

With over 100 varieties, HPV has a low or high risk based on the potential to cause cancer in infected tissues. Read about screening methods and the recommended age for getting the HPV vaccine.

Eating for two during pregnancy doesn't mean eating twice as much food for nine months. Instead, learn how to eat twice as well to support your baby’s growth and development.

Urinary tract infections are painful and if left untreated can cause serious outcomes. Follow these tips to reduce your chances of getting a UTI.

Tampons and pads typically are the first products women think of to manage menstrual flow. But are you familiar with a menstrual cup and how it works? Learn why the benefits have increased its use.

Matthew Makela is a 3-year-old who tucks in 20 stuffed animals nightly and gives his younger sister a kiss, hug and farewell at day care drop-off. He's also a kid who had his first cardiac surgery at ...