Pregnancy

Ovarian reserve refers to the amount of eggs a woman has. Most women are born with about 2 million eggs (a newborn baby has even more – 20 million), and…

Abortion is a word loaded with class implications, political divisiveness, and societal stigma. However, the procedure itself simply refers to the deliberate termination of a pregnancy. We respect all moral…

How someone feeds their baby is a highly personal decision that’s influenced by their body, birth outcomes and overall health, adoption or surrogacy, their lifestyle and other responsibilities, and their…

Meeting your little one will be here — between the nausea, swollen feet, and bodily changes — before you know it. Every week on the pregnancy journey is different, and…

Infertility is a difficult experience to go through, yet it affects about one in six adults globally. There’s a wide range of reproductive health issues that can cause infertility and…

Fertility technology is pretty incredible these days. Breakthroughs in the field have given people more and more options, especially in the face of fertility issues or when navigating parenthood as…

Forget the pregnancy “glow,” we’re talking about what you may see “grow.” Beyond swollen breasts, enlarged feet, and a growing belly, there’s something else that new moms are reporting during…

This article should not be taken as medical advice. You should always talk to your provider before starting a new medication, especially during pregnancy.  Pregnancy is an exciting time, but…

Getting pregnant is not always as straightforward as it may seem. However, advancements in fertility technology have given people more options when it comes to reproduction.  According to the World…

The female body is a complex maze of organs, hormones, bones, and more. Its many fluctuations can make it difficult to understand just what’s going on inside, especially when it…