Research shows that women who have certain complications during pregnancy, such as preeclampsia, gestational diabetes, and preterm birth are more likely to develop heart problems later in life.
Having a pre-existing heart condition can complicate pregnancy. Ashley Zink, M.D., discusses how specialized care helps women achieve positive outcomes.
Genetic counseling can help provide clarity before, during, and after pregnancy, but there are some myths about what it can and can’t tell patients. A UT Southwestern expert separates myths from reality.
If you’ve unexpectedly missed three or more periods and you’re not pregnant, talk with a doctor. Amenorrhea (absent periods) can be a sign of a serious health problem.
Pregnancy adds a layer of planning for holiday travel, dining, and hosting guests. Get tips to prepare for safe, fun festivities in this Your Pregnancy Matters blog.
Uncover the facts about the MTHFR gene mutation and its myths. Find out why it’s not linked to miscarriage and how folate supports a healthy pregnancy.
Continuous glucose monitors have taken the diabetes world by storm. But are they the right fit for pregnant patients? Our expert breaks down key factors to consider when looking for the perfect blood sugar monitor for you.
Dive into the future of breastfeeding technology and discover whether wearable breast pumps are right for you. Factor in cost, effectiveness, reliability, and more.
UT Southwestern is taking a proactive stance to protect women and newborns who may be Rh incompatible during a nationwide shortage of Rho(D) immune globulin (RhIg).
