Pregnancy

Should You Still Be Concerned About Zika Virus?

If you are pregnant or planning on becoming pregnant you should take certain steps to ensure you are protected against mosquito bites.

8 Foods and Beverages to Avoid During Pregnancy

Pregnant? Dr. Tanuja Rajpal shares 8 foods you should avoid because they can be detrimental to both you and the baby’s health.

7 Signs You Should Seek Help Post Pregnancy

About 700 women die from pregnancy-related complications/year. Monica Liriano, M.D. urges you to seek help if you have any of these symptoms post-pregnancy.

When’s the Best Time to Announce Your Pregnancy?

Almost everyone shares a photo announcement on social media when they find out they're pregnant...but when's a 'safe' time for that photo to hit?

Why is it More Difficult to Get Pregnant After 35?

OB/GYN, Steven Morgan, M.D. shares some of the reasons why pregnancies can be more complicated as you age, and when to see a doctor.

Men’s Health, Pregnancy, Women’s Health

Struggling to Get Pregnant a Second Time?

David Shin, M.D., chief of the Center for Sexual Health & Fertility explains causes and treatment options for secondary infertility.

6 Realities of Pregnancy People Rarely Talk About

An expert OB/GYN offers insight on the top six common, but perhaps lesser known realities of pregnancy, and tips to combat them.

Questions You Shouldn’t Be Too Embarrassed To Ask Your OB/GYN

Our OB/GYNs have shared common questions (and answers) about vaginal health that they find their patients are often embarrassed to ask.

Parenting, Pediatrics, Pregnancy, Women’s Health

Is Breastfeeding Right for you? Helpful Facts to Consider

No matter what your decision is, it is your choice. But before you decide, make sure you are informed of the breastfeeding benefits for both you and your baby. Joyce Thompson, MS, RN, IBCLC, LCCE, the clinical program manager at the Center for Breastfeeding Lactation Services of K. Hovnanian Children’s Hospital, shared some key factors to be aware of.

Pregnancy, Women’s Health

What to Expect from a Maternal Fetal Medicine Specialist

When pregnancies aren’t routine, you may be referred to a maternal fetal medicine (MFM) specialist for extra care. These high-risk pregnancy experts, also called perinatologists, are OB/GYNs with additional education in diagnosing, monitoring and treating pregnancy complications in women and their unborn children.