Scientists Find New Way to Reduce Miscarriage Risk
Two separate research teams led by Rutgers University have made significant strides in understanding the factors that influence successful embryo development and reduced miscarriage...
Good pregnancy health provides a lifelong benefit for women
New research highlights the profound and lasting impact of positive health interventions during pregnancy on women's lifelong well-being.
Published in eClinicalMedicine as part of a...
More than 1 in 3 women have long-term health problems after giving birth
A new study published in The Lancet Global Health highlights the significant burden of postnatal health conditions that persist long after childbirth, affecting millions...
Maternal inflammation may increase children’s behavioral and emotional problems
A recent study has revealed a possible connection between maternal health factors during pregnancy and dysregulation in children.
Dysregulation here refers to differences in children's...
Breastfeeding can benefit mother’s heart health for 3 years and more
A new study from South Australia reveals that breastfeeding for six months or more can significantly benefit mothers' cardiovascular health, especially for those who...
Scientists a big cause of high blood pressure in pregnancy
Preeclampsia, a complex condition during pregnancy, affects about one in ten pregnancies, characterized by a sudden rise in blood pressure and potential kidney issues.
Researchers...
Later menopause linked to better muscle strength in older women
A new study published in Menopause reveals that the length of a woman's reproductive life span, determined by her age at menarche (first menstruation)...
Fruit and vegetables may lower miscarriage risk
A comprehensive review of 20 studies by the University of Birmingham, funded by Tommy’s, suggests that a diet rich in fruits, vegetables, seafood, dairy,...
Blood pressure control after pregnancy benefits women’s heart health
High blood pressure during pregnancy can have long-term health consequences for women, increasing their risk of heart-related complications later in life.
However, a new study...
Oral contraceptive pills may harm women’s brains and emotion regulation, study shows
More than 150 million women worldwide use oral contraceptives (OCs), with combined OCs (COCs) being the most common type.
While COCs are known for their...