There is a misnomer that all women know when they are pregnant. The reality is there are many cases where it takes the woman a while to find out that she is carrying a baby. This is especially true in women who are not actively trying to conceive. If … [Read more...] about 5 Common Pregnancy Symptoms Every Woman Should Know About
Intrauterine Device (IUD) Benefits & Risks
A photo of a newborn baby holding his mother’s intrauterine device (IUD) has been making its way around the internet. The photograph was staged by the mother as a joke (no, the baby was not born with the IUD in his hand). This brings up questions … [Read more...] about Intrauterine Device (IUD) Benefits & Risks
In Vitro Fertilization
If you have ever researched reproductive technology, then you have probably come across the term “in vitro fertilization,” or IVF. This process assists with conception by extracting eggs from the female and combining them with a sperm sample from the … [Read more...] about In Vitro Fertilization
Should You Consider Cord Blood Banking for Your Baby?
Stem cells can be found within the blood housed in the placenta and umbilical cord. These cells are unique because they are the precursor to all blood cells. That means that they can transform into all kinds of blood cells, making them a valuable … [Read more...] about Should You Consider Cord Blood Banking for Your Baby?
Contraception Methods Available Today
For centuries, men and women have been searching for contraception methods that are reliable and safe. Today, we have more options available than ever before. While the pill and condoms are the most well-known solutions, there are many others that … [Read more...] about Contraception Methods Available Today
Impact of Media on Women’s Health
Authors from the reputable EMBO Reports have recently criticized media outlets for publishing controversial and weak studies with disregard to the impact they may have on our society as a whole. These authors have been vocal about criticizing the … [Read more...] about Impact of Media on Women’s Health