Not all breast milk is created equal. Dr. Timothy Hand, a March of Dimes researcher at the University of Pittsburgh, studied the link between breast milk and a life-threatening prematurity-related condition called necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC).

Scientists use March of Dimes data to create predictive models for preterm birth. A testament to open science and global collaboration.

Breakthrough blood test predicts preeclampsia risk early in pregnancy with 75% accuracy, offering potential for preventive care.

Stanford researchers find that a mom's lifetime stress can impact their child's brain function, shedding light on the relationship between maternal stress and child development.

Stanford researchers use Machine Learning to predict prematurity-related newborn diseases before birth, revolutionizing neonatal care.