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Idaho Capital Sun reports the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on March 26 in the case that could significantly curtail access to a prescription drug

By RNZ At least four people have died while waiting for a watchdog to investigate whether they’ve been the subject of a potential miscarriage of justice. The...

For a second day in a row on Friday, Dora Nginza Hospital staff and patients had to rely on generators to keep the lights on and machines running after wanton vandalism to the Struandale substation.

This week, the coalition voted to delay any further progress on a bill that would provide leave for those who suffer a miscarriage or who need to take time off work for fertility treatments such as IVF

“You are naming him Gabriel?!” I demanded, practically shrieking. “Yes,” he said nonchalantly. “We like it. Why?”

TV presenter Jeremy Kyle and his wife Vicky Burton have shared the happy news they have welcomed their 'rainbow baby' girl following two heartbreaking miscarriages

Ob/gyns in states with abortion restrictions described feeling "muzzled" and "handcuffed," grappling with a constant hypervigilance about consequences of providing abortion care or counseling.

A child born after loss is commonly referred to as a "rainbow baby," but this term can sometimes be problematic.

Miscarriage involves the expulsion of a child from the womb before gestation is over, the Court explained, while acquitting a doctor in a case where the foetus of a deceased woman was found "safe and dead" in her womb.

The elimination of the endemic transmission of rubella in Italy prompted a reconsideration of the country’s pregnancy guidelines.