Women who live far from a clinic and those who identify as multiracial are more likely to use telemedicine to get abortion pills.

Pregnant and recently postpartum women who have mental health disorders may be vulnerable to using cannabis to self-medicate, a study finds.

"...by getting boosted you are in the population that has the highest level of antibodies in the mom, and also the highest level of antibodies in the baby."

New survey data reveal gaps in the maternal health knowledge of American adults, including around vaccines and SIDS.

A look at post-Dobbs driving distances to abortion clinics "highlights that abortion access is about more than laws."

"Immigrants in states with public insurance restrictions for postpartum immigrants are less likely to receive postpartum care."

FDA approval for Opill could make oral contraception far more accessible—but it's just one piece of a larger conversation.

Most mothers don't worry excessively about bonding with a second baby, or whether they'll love each child equally, research finds.

New research reveals links between prenatal exposure to "forever chemicals" and slightly higher body mass indices in children.

"Midwifery care is rooted in a philosophy that honors pregnancy and birth as a physiological, social, and cultural process..."