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Pregnancy is a great time to talk about heart health. Dr. Sharonne N. Hayes, a Mayo Clinic cardiologist, says that women should know that they are at risk ...
While data clearly indicate pregnant women are at higher risk of hospitalization due to COVID-19 infection, there is no evidence of increased miscarriage rates.
. It's a common myth that women who haven't been pregnant and who are adolescents aren't candidates. Pregnancy, age and prior vaginal delivery are not ...
"Even a minor injury can lead to fetal loss," says Dr. Loomis. "Any pregnant woman who's been traumatically injured should be checked out by an OB-GYN just to ...
... pregnant and are not trying to get pregnant. ... Having enough folate from food, or folic acid from supplements and fortified food, at the start of a pregnancy ...
Concerns about pregnancy and cat litter? A Mayo Clinic expert explains what moms-to-be can do to keep their baby safe from toxoplasmosis.
Being underweight or overweight is not ideal for pregnancy, so your health care provider may want you to address your weight before becoming pregnant.
Zika Virus: CDC Guidelines and Pregnancy (April 1, 2016); Should Women Wait to Get Pregnant If Traveling to Zika Endemic Area? (March 15, 2016); Developing a ...
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