The Food and Drug Administration today approved a birth-control pill that can be obtained without a prescription.
In addition, a practice advisory issued this week says pregnant and lactating individals should get booster jabs.
These worn devices would enable clinicians to check maternal-fetal health more often, said the study's lead author at UW Medicine.
Charity Lincoln Gutierrez-Vazquez and her husband Ruben celebrate Thanksgiving this year with their first child, Alora, at home in Oregon.
Two new surgeons will enhance capabilities at Seattle Children’s and UW Medical Center.
Formerly conjoined twin Charity Gutierrez-Vazquez has given birth at UWMC, where she and her sister were born in 2000.
A low-oxygen environment in the womb may foretell which children should be followed closely, study indicates.
Greater integration of midwives into U.S. hospitals' maternity services could help reduce interventions in labor, a study showed.
In seeking ways to protect babies and moms, researchers will explore immune responses, role of the placenta, potential therapeutics and other areas
It's a time of celebration for a Montana family. Gina Lee Gossett's baby boy, Oliver, is about to turn 1 year old. But their journey to his birth was difficult.
