Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Energy drink use before pregnancy was linked to increased gestational hypertension risk. Stronger associations ...

New research reveals that more than 7 in 10 (71%) women have consumed alcohol-free or low-alcohol drinks during pregnancy, signaling their growing popularity among expectant mothers seeking safer ...

Experts are calling for clearer labelling on low-alcohol drinks to distinguish them from alcohol-free options, amid growing popularity among pregnant women and a significant lack of information. The ...

When it comes to childbirth, timing is important. But sometimes, the timekeeping machine of a mom’s body can go haywire, due to which the doctor has to do something to induce her labor. When Ancient ...

Researchers shared a sobering study about the impact just one alcoholic beverage a week during pregnancy can have on a baby’s brain. Babies exposed to even low to moderate amounts of alcohol had the ...

You should not drink during pregnancy, since it can harm your baby and may cause birth defects. Small studies have found no adverse effects with light drinking — but experts still advise against it.

Sadly, as much as your cravings may tell you otherwise, there are a few dietary changes that you need to make during pregnancy (unpasteurised cheeses and smoked fish, for example, are a no-no), but ...

NEW YORK -- New guidance issued by a New York City agency includes a provision saying that pregnant women can't be kept out of bars or refused alcoholic drinks just because they're expecting. The city ...