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Exposure to home pollutants could decrease chance of getting pregnant: Study

According to a study conducted by an environmental and reproductive epidemiologist at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, exposure to phthalates, a group of plasticizing and solvent compounds found in many household objects, was connected with a lower risk of becoming pregnant but not with pregnancy loss. Read further on Dynamite…

Woman with double uterus gives birth twice in two days after ‘one in million’ pregnancy

Woman with double uterus gives birth twice in two days after ‘one in million’ pregnancy

Woman spends 20 hours in labour giving birth to twin daughters

The Independent UK

Heartbroken Ohio woman facing criminal charges after miscarriage at 22 weeks

Heartbroken Ohio woman facing criminal charges after miscarriage at 22 weeks

An Ohio woman facing criminal charges after a miscarriage reignites the debate on the criminalization of pregnancy outcomes and the need for empathy and un...

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Alabama mother with rare double womb gives birth to two babies in two days

Kelsey Hatcher gave birth to two girls in a 'one in a million' phenomenon

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‘I Did What I Had To Do’: Rihanna Reveals Her Viral Pregnancy Announcement At The Super Bowl Wasn’t Planned And Explains Why She Went Through With It

Rihanna opens up about announcing her pregnancy during the Super Bowl halftime show, and explains how it wasn't planned and why she did it.

Alabama woman with two uteruses gives birth twice in two days

Kelsey Hatcher, 32, delivered healthy daughters after 20 hours of labor, one day apart – giving each twin a separate birthday

The Guardian - US

Rihanna Wasn’t Planning on Announcing Her Pregnancy at the Super Bowl, But “My Jumper Couldn’t Zip Up”

“It had to be what it had to be.”

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Most expectant mothers miss out on vitamins important for their health and their baby’s, study finds

Most expectant mothers miss out on vitamins important for their health and their baby’s, study finds

Our bodies require many important vitamins and minerals in order to function well. B vitamins, for example, are particularly important for many of our everyday functions – including energy levels, cell health and nerve function.

The Conversation

Morning sickness doesn't only occur in the morning. So why do we still call it that?

Morning sickness doesn't only occur in the morning. So why do we still call it that?

As many as 90% or more of pregnant people experience some degree of nausea or vomiting, often colloquially referred to as “morning sickness”.

The Conversation

Acetaminophen Use During Pregnancy Linked To Language Delays In Early Childhood: Study

Acetaminophen Use During Pregnancy Linked To Language Delays In Early Childhood: Study

The study does not prove a causative relationship between acetaminophen usage in pregnancy and language delay in children. More research is required to understand if other factors are involved.

The Purflo Breathe Pregnancy Pillow is a firm favourite for nursing — and that's not the only reason our tester loved it

The Purflo Breathe Pregnancy Pillow is a firm favourite for nursing — and that's not the only reason our tester loved it

We tested the Purflo Breathe Pregnancy Pillow and found it helped us sleep easier

We tested the Silentnight Body Support Pillow but is it too bulky to be comfortable?

We tested the Silentnight Body Support Pillow but is it too bulky to be comfortable?

It may be huge, but the Silentnight Body Support Pillow offers a versatility and longevity that really won us over

Is swimming safe during pregnancy?

Is swimming safe during pregnancy?

Is swimming safe during pregnancy and which swimming stroke is best for pregnancy? We asked an expert

Exposure to household chemicals may reduce odds of getting pregnant, reveals study

Exposure to household chemicals may reduce odds of getting pregnant, reveals study

According to research by a University of Massachusetts Amherst environmental and reproductive epidemiologist, exposure to phthalates, a collection of plasticizing and solvent chemicals found in many home items, was associated with a lower likelihood of getting pregnant but not to pregnancy loss. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Woman charged after miscarriage in Ohio highlights criminalizing pregnancy outcomes

A woman faces felony charges for abuse of a corpse after miscarriage in Ohio. The case raises questions about criminalizing pregnancy outcomes and understa...

The Independent UK

What to know about abortion policy across the US heading into 2024

Abortion is going to be a major issue in the U.S. again in 2024, the second full year after the nation's top court ended a right to abortion and making it largely a state issue

Research Report: Exposure to household chemicals may reduce odds of getting pregnant

An association between preconception exposure to phthalates and changes in women's reproductive hormones, as well as increased inflammation and oxidative stress. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Independent UK

Some state abortion bans stir confusion, and it's uncertain if lawmakers will clarify them

It's clear when states ban abortion

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What happens to your vagina as you age?

The vagina is an internal organ with a complex ecosystem, influenced by circulating hormone levels which change during the menstrual cycle, pregnancy, breastfeeding and menopause.

We tested the bbhugme Pregnancy Pillow and it blows all other pillows out of the water

We put this Scandi-chic pillow to the test and found it really is worth the money

The Texas Tribune

An El Paso woman is suing her doctor for negligence over an unwanted pregnancy

Grissel Velasco paid her doctor to perform a tubal ligation about a decade ago, but still became pregnant.

We tested the Dreamgenii Pregnancy Support and Feeding Pillow and love it for this reason

A pregnancy support and nursing pillow that's lightweight, useful for travelling and promotes side sleeping

We tested the Pregnancy & Nursing Pillow from Mamas & Papas and its simple design completely won us over

After reviewing the Mamas & Papas Pregnancy & Nursing Pillow, we found it to be a great choice if you're after a good night's sleep

Scientists Discover Hormone Possibly Causing Morning Sickness in Pregnancy

Scientists may have discovered the cause of morning sickness, GDF-15 hormone. Its high levels during pregnancy could induce nausea. Further research to follow.

The Conversation

Women want to see the same health provider during pregnancy, birth and beyond

In theory, pregnant women in Australia can choose the type of health provider they see during pregnancy, labour and after they give birth. But this is often dependent on where you live and how much you can afford in out-of-pocket costs.

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