An essay from Eleanor Barker-White on experiencing “vanishing twin syndrome”, when one fetus is absorbed by the other in the womb.

A JAMA study of 200,000 babies adds more evidence to the fact that pregnant women who get the COVID-19 vaccine protect their babies from complications

Pregnancy doesn’t just make your heart beat more or increase your blood volume – it “dramatically rewires every major organ” in the body.

A study in Obstetrics & Gynecology finds that Black women are “about 10 percent less likely to receive [an epidural] during labor” when compared with white women.

 A lovely, thought-provoking essay from writer Laura Barton on unexpectedly becoming a mom at 45, after years of trying through miscarriages and fertility treatments.

Researchers looked at over 9,000 women and found those with urine samples that were positive for cannabis were 27% more likely to have complications.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul proposed legislation to give women 40 hours of paid leave to attend prenatal visits.

Looking at the rise of congenital syphilis in South Dakota, where a lack of obstetric care has put Indigenous woman most at risk.

A deep dive looking at “cell microchimerism”, where embryos deposit bits of genetic material wherever they implant.

Kelsey Hatcher of Alabama has two uteruses, and she ended up pregnant with baby girls in both.