The experiences of pregnant women and new mothers during COVID-19 sheds light on shortcomings of the one-size-fits-all approach to maternal care in the US.

New findings highlight the need for women and their providers to beware of the risk of taking teratogenic drugs during pregnancy.

US counties that took part in federally-funded comprehensive sex education programs saw a decline in teen pregnancies even years later, a new study shows.

A new blood test is more accurate than current methods at predicting preeclampsia, a leading cause of severe maternal and neonatal illness and death.

Male mouse alcohol exposure is associated with increased fetal growth restriction, enlarged placentas, and lower placental efficiency in their offspring.

A new study finds no link between COVID vaccines and chances of getting pregnant, but COVID-19 infection may have a short-term effect on male fertility.

A new study finds no link between COVID vaccines and chances of getting pregnant, but COVID-19 infection may have a short-term effect on male fertility.

There isn't enough evidence to support asking women with obesity to lose weight before trying to have a baby, researchers report.

"Associations between phthalates and pCRH among women with pregnancy complications grew stronger across the course of pregnancy."

Direct transmission of BPA via the placenta can harm fetal brain development, researchers report. The new study explores mRNA's role.