Drinking Even Low Amounts of Alcohol During Pregnancy Changes Baby’s Brain Structure
Drinking alcohol even in low to moderate amounts during pregnancy can change the baby’s brain structure and delay brain development, according to a new MRI…
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Cornell Scientists Have Identified a Cellular Process Related to Post-Partum Depression
Postpartum depression is linked to a lack of a cell clean-up process. Researchers from Weill Cornell Medicine, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, and the…
Anxiety Can Lead to Premature Births
The findings suggest that doctors should check for anxiety during the first and third trimesters. According to a study published by the American Psychological Association,…
Frozen Embryo Transfers Linked With 74% Greater Risk of Dangerous Hypertensive Disorders in Pregnancy
Conceiving a baby from a frozen embryo may significantly increase the mother’s risk of dangerous hypertensive disorders, according to a study published in the journal…
Should You Eat Fish While Pregnant? A New Study Suggests Changing Current Advice
Current advice warns women not to eat fish containing high quantities of mercury. The findings, which combined analysis of over 4,131 expectant women from the…
Scientific Link Between Stress and Difficulty Becoming Pregnant
New research suggests that stress may affect a woman’s fecundability, or her probability of achieving a pregnancy within a menstrual cycle. The study will be…
Impacting Even Affluent Neighborhoods: Where You Live Can Affect Your Ability To Conceive
According to the authors, investments in deprived areas could improve fertility. According to a recent Oregon State University study, residents of socioeconomically deprived neighborhoods are…
Causing Hidden Issues: Eating Fast Food Before Pregnancy Can Harm Your Baby’s Health
According to recent research, eating foods that are high in sugar and fat might harm a nursing mother’s breast milk and the health of her…
Gen Z and Millennials Twice As Likely To Develop Hypertension in Pregnancy
Higher rates of high blood pressure persist even after adjusting for age differences at pregnancy. High blood pressure in pregnancy is increasing and a leading…
A New Study Reveals Why It Is So Hard for Humans To Have a Baby
Why is it so hard for humans to have a baby? A new study by a researcher at the Milner Center for Evolution at the…
Taking Vitamin D Supplements While Pregnant Can Reduce Your Child’s Risk of Eczema
Prenatal vitamin D supplementation may reduce the risk of eczema in newborns. According to a recent study by doctors at the University of Southampton, using…
Hold the Salt While Pregnant: Too Much Could Be Dangerous to Your Future Child’s Health
Pregnant women who consume a lot of salt endanger the health of their unborn children. High-salt diets may result in cardiovascular diseases and are a…
Your Chance of Miscarriage Can Rise by Up to 44% During the Summer
According to recent research, the risk of miscarriage rose by 44% in North America in late August compared to late February, highlighting the need to…
Stress Can Cause Long-Term Behavioral Issues
Pregnant women who experience stress throughout their pregnancy may have behavioral issues in their unborn kid, although this is less common if they have a…
Using Blood To Uncover the Secrets of One Type of Autism
Research from the UC Davis MIND Institute sheds light on maternal autoantibody-related autism A neurodevelopmental condition called autism spectrum disorder affects 1 in 44 kids in the…
Why a Widely Used Drug Causes Birth Defects and Autism
Researchers determined that valproic acid prevents nervous system cells from properly developing and dividing When used during pregnancy, the drug valproic acid, which is used…
New Research Finally Proves That Coffee Is Safe During Pregnancy
According to genetic tests conducted by academics at the University of Queensland, drinking a daily latte or long black does not raise the risk of…
Just 20 Minutes of Exercise a Day During Pregnancy Can Reduce the Risk of Childhood Obesity and Diabetes
The study found a link between at least 150 minutes of physical activity each week and lower birth weight, with less risk of childhood obesity…
