Scientists have pointed out the importance of studying sex as a biological variable. However, it is not well understood how female-specific factors, such as pregnancy and menopause, affect the brain.

Surprise nosebleeds, wild gas, extra spit – yep, all normal. Here's why these 13 pregnancy symptoms happen and how to deal.

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Pregnant women should be cautious about eating unripe papaya. Scientific studies show its latex can cause uterine ...

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A TikToker is collecting strange pregnancy side effects in what's dubbed "The List." Unexpected changes can include mouth tumors and dough-like skin. An obstetrician told Insider one of her patients ...

Vaping fluids with or without nicotine can harm a developing pregnancy. This includes the use of e-cigarettes, which are marketed as an alternative to traditional tobacco products, and vaping THC, CBD ...

Share on Pinterest Most medical professionals advise people who are pregnant to avoid exposure to cannabis. jamie grill atlas/Stocksy Researchers say they looked at 9,000 pregnancies and concluded ...

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a group of nearly 10,000 long-lasting chemical compounds that stay in the ...

X-rays during pregnancy have long been considered unsafe. The radiation could potentially harm your baby, even causing birth defects. Sometimes, however, getting an x-ray while you are pregnant may be ...

Nexplanon is a prescription drug used to help prevent pregnancy. Nexplanon can cause mild to severe side effects, such as weight gain, nausea, and changes in period bleeding. Nexplanon is used to help ...