Exercising and running everyday can have wealth of positive effects on pregnant women. In fact, experts urge women to exercise more regularly, even during their pregnancy.
Following massive outbreaks in Latin America and Caribbean, CDC has warned that the number of Zika-infected pregnant women in the US has more than tripled in recent months. Meanwhile, President Barack Obama has recently criticized the US Congress for not approving his $1.9 billion budget request to fund anti-Zika programs.
The recently-reported findings of a study shocked all the pregnant women who consider taking prenatal vitamins and other supplements a must during pregnancy.
Female offspring of mice who were on high-fat and high-sugar diet produced much less egg reserves than offspring of mice placed on normal diets.
As we all know by now that Zika virus infection is linked to mosquito bites, people have become more cautious of mosquito bites to prevent Zika infection.
Doctors should start screening all adults including pregnant women and new mothers for depression, the USPSTF recommended in its latest guidelines.
Drinking during pregnancy is not safe as it puts infants at risk of developmental problems and brain damage.
Study by researchers at Univeristy of Edinburgh found that exposure for as long as seven days was enough to affect testosterone production in mice.
