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Pregnant women expecting to deliver a bundle of joy were instead given two years of uncertainty and fear from the COVID-19 pandemic. But, as ABC 10News Reporter Jared Aarons shows us, research done in San Diego helped provide answers and reassurance.

Sociologist Carole Joffe, 76, has devoted her professional life to the study and advancement of reproductive and abortion rights in America.

Yevheniia Ishchenko, a postdoctoral associate at Yale School of Medicine (YSM), had organized this March 3 gathering, to demonstrate solidarity and support for

Dr. Duran hopes that her research could be published within the next year, as well as getting FDA approval to potentially begin clinical trials.

The federal government's compensation fund for people who say they have been injured by a COVID-19 vaccine lists more than 5,600 claims, including body aches, migraines, heart failure and stroke.

The federal government's compensation fund for people who say they have been injured by a COVID-19 vaccine lists more than 5,600 claims, including body aches, migraines, heart failure and stroke.

The number of criminal charges brought against people for using drugs during their pregnancies is rising in Oklahoma; a trend doctors say is rooted in a misunderstanding of how drug use affects pregnancy.

This program was developed to address structural barriers that impede successful advancement and promotion of historically marginalized research faculty within the academic medicine academy.

Black women at far greater risk, Rutgers study finds Chronic hypertension is contributing substantially to maternal deaths in the United States, with