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Pregnancy can be one of life’s great wonders and challenges–but it can be more challenging in some places than others. Each year, the March of […]

Obstetrics is key to the health of infants and mothers in Philadelphia, but many labor and delivery units closed in the last decade. Dr. Kimberly […]

Sanya Brown was 36 weeks into her second pregnancy and nearing her due date without complications. For one of her final check ups, her regular […]

It’s never too early to start preparing your body for a healthy pregnancy. Even if you have already given birth before, every pregnancy is different—and […]

Getting postpartum care during the first 12 weeks after giving birth, also known as the fourth trimester, is crucial to a mom’s health—so why are […]

Up to 80 percent of women experience “baby blues”—feeling sad or lost for two weeks after giving birth. But if these symptoms aren’t lightening up, […]

It can be hard to prioritize yourself with a newborn at home, but here’s our guide to caring for you.  Schedule your first postpartum follow-up […]

Assessing social determinants of health is critical to understanding pregnancy risk. Dr. Sindhu K. Srinivas, professor, Vice Chair for Quality and Safety and Physician Lead […]

In America, Black women are 27 percent more likely to experience severe pregnancy complications than white women. Instead of a storybook tale of childbirth, for […]