Babies Can Arrive on Time, Day or Night

Moms have one less thing to worry about for giving birth - whether the time or day matters. Day or night, weekday or weekend, their babies will get the same quality of care regardless.

Breasts Battle Childhood Obesity

Children born to women with diabetes are more likely to be obese, but one way moms can reduce this risk is to breastfeed their babies. And the pattern is true for non-diabetics too.

Fighting Off Cancer Does Cost

The major side effect of concern with Eloxatin (oxaliplatin) is the progressive loss of feeling or function in fingers or toes. That is a small price to pay when extending metastatic colon cancer survival from a few months to a few years.

Early Delivery Decisions Should be 'Mom-focused'

Not all women’s bodies act the same before early labor. One small study reports that race as well as the presence of specific bacteria are two factors that play a role in preterm delivery.

Multiple Homes Produce Health Risks

We all know that stability is important for healthy development in childhood. Moving frequently can be a factor that disrupts children's social stability.

The Good and Bad of Comparison

If you've ever looked at someone else and either wished you were doing as well as that person, or been relieved that you weren't as bad off, you aren't alone.

Exposing Yourself to Asthma

Skin acts as a barrier to environmental exposure and may play a role in asthma. A possible protein mutation may increase exposure to irritants leading to asthma development.

Non-Invasive Fetal Test Detects Down Syndrome

Many pregnant mothers are concerned about fetal tests to detect serious conditions in the baby. They fear that such tests could endanger the baby’s health.

Keep On Practicing

Practice makes perfect, they say, but keep on practicing even after perfection. Continued practice makes the body more efficient - so that the same tasks use less energy.

Teen Pregnancy Lowest in 40 Years

Since their peak in the 1990s, teen pregnancies in the United States declined to their lowest level in nearly 40 years, in 2008.

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