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The study involved 288 pregnancies in women with chronic urticaria who were part of an international, multicenter study of the Urticaria Centers of Reference and Excellence (UCARE) network.

Pregnant women living with HIV have a higher prevalence of HPV infection than do pregnant women without HIV, researchers in Canada and Denmark report in an analysis with public health implications.

Continuing anti-TNF therapy after 24 weeks of pregnancy is associated with a lower likelihood of relapse of IBD in pregnant women and fewer premature deliveries, according to a new report.

A large population-based study indicates that newborns of mothers with physical and mental disabilities have increased risk for death, low birth weight, and other complications.

Real-world study on gestational weight gain in HIV yields surprising results.

The supplemental nutrition program leads to improved birth outcomes and lower infant mortality, and possibly better preventive childcare, suggests new research.

A study of 85,000 infants published in the BMJ could inform COVID policy and evidence-based decision-making about vaccines during pregnancy.

Rebound after antithyroid drug discontinuation in pregnancy is common, and adverse pregnancy outcomes are high among these patients.

Pregnant women who caught COVID in the first two trimesters were not significantly more likely to have a preterm birth. Infection was not associated with abnormally low birth rates or pregnancy loss.

Nearly 4 years after a woman ended an unwanted pregnancy with abortion pills obtained at a Phoenix clinic, she finds herself mired in an ongoing lawsuit over that decision.