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AI model finds preterm birth risk linked to reduced sleep and activity in pregnancy. Discover the groundbreaking research at Stanford Medicine's March of Dimes PRC.

Stanford PRC leaders publish a groundbreaking review on noninvasive prenatal testing, exploring its evolution, ethical questions, and future possibilities.

Discover Hispanic Heritage Month from September 15 – October 15 each year, celebrating contributions, culture, and achievements of Hispanics in the U.S.

Discover the vital role of pregnancy vaccination for both mom and baby during National Immunization Awareness Month.

August is National Breastfeeding Month. Join us to learn about breastfeeding's benefits for both mom and baby. Get support, guidance, and more.

Moms with children with birth defects face emotional challenges. Discover the importance of support and resources for mental health.

Postpartum depression is a mood disorder that affects new moms. Learn how to seek help if experiencing PPD symptoms and resources for support.

Learn about anxiety and postpartum anxiety in the NICU, including symptoms, treatment options, and how to seek help if you are experiencing anxiety.

Struggling with stress when your baby has a birth defect in the NICU? Learn how to cope and take care of yourself during this difficult time.

March of Dimes and CVS Health Foundation expand access to doula services, aiming to improve maternal health and close health equity gaps.

Are you a dad feeling overwhelmed after your baby gets a birth defect diagnosis? Learn about getting help to navigate this challenging journey.

Personal care products/cosmetics can be risky if used during pregnancy. Learn to avoid certain ingredients that might pose a health risk when expecting.

Indigenous Milk Medicine Week supports Native American moms in breastfeeding. Explore its importance and challenges.

Breastfeeding has benefits for both moms and babies. Learn why breast milk is the best food for baby, how to pump and store your milk, and common challenges.

Taking care of one's mental health while their baby is in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) presents emotional challenges. Learn tips on how to cope.

Pregnancy is a time of significant changes and can sometimes lead to mental health issues. Learn tips to prioritize mental well-being during pregnancy.

Cleft lip and cleft palate are birth defects affecting the facial structures of babies. Discover the adverse impact these conditions can have.

Cytomegalovirus (CMV) is a common virus that can be harmful to pregnant women and their babies. Learn about the symptoms, transmission, and prevention of CMV.

Learn about how past traumatic events can lead to post-traumatic stress disorder during pregnancy and how to seek treatment from a mental health provider.

Men can take steps to improve their health and increase their chances of conceiving a child. Learn the ways men can optimize their chances of success.

Various mental health issues can affect mothers. Discover tips for mothers to take care of their mental well-being.

High blood pressure increases preeclampsia risk; close monitoring ensures early detection and proper management for mom and baby's safety.

There are warning signs that new parents should be aware of after having a baby. Seek medical attention if any of these signs are present.

Midwifery care enhances maternal and infant health, reducing mortality, interventions, and increasing satisfaction.