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In one of the first studies of its kind, UC Santa Barbara researchers have found that the immune status of postpartum mothers shifts with how she feeds

Despite the ubiquity and presence of reproductive experiences throughout all of human history, it remains a flashpoint of scrutiny, and often conflict, in

Kristine Chua A career helping mothers and babies was all Kristine Chua ever wanted. When she was a kid, she thought she’d channel that interest into

STAT Wunderkind Kristine Chua studies microchimerism, which occurs when cells are exchanged between mother and fetus during pregnancy.

Understanding the adaptations that protect female animals from disorders may help humans too, UCLA research suggests.

The placenta’s invasion of the uterus holds clues to cancer resistance

Global research team will seek to understand microchimerism

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Seeking clues to the human susceptibility to cancer, a large study assesses the risk among other mammals.

By Jim Logan Santa Barbara, CA Cancer is everywhere. If you or someone in your family hasn’t had it, you almost certainly know someone who did (or