Latasha Green shares her lupus journey through pregnancy planning, fertility challenges, research participation, and hope for others.

GREENVILLE, S.C. (WSPA) – Planning for pregnancy should begin before you are ready to have a baby, according to health experts. As part of our “Ask the Expert” series, in partnership with Bon Secours ...

Women with lupus face unique challenges regarding family planning and pregnancy. In a recent study, researchers looked at the impact of pregnancy planning and medical readiness on reproductive ...

If you are meticulously preparing for your pregnancy, don't wait until your first postpartum checkup to think about what you do after giving birth. Postpartum family planning involves the use ...

Experiences of infertility always have one thing in common: uncertainty. Actually, all fertility journeys have that in common. We pour heaps of time, money, and energy into planning the perfect ...

Pregnancy planning after the age of 35 can be a delightful experience, but it involves a more deliberate care of one's physical and mental health. Women run on a biological clock, and the capability ...

Women with diabetes can achieve healthy pregnancies with meticulous preparation. Experts emphasize achieving stable blood ...

For decades, an HIV diagnosis was considered a roadblock to parenthood. From fear of infection, limited treatment options, and social stigma couples were often forced to abandon their dreams of having ...

Pregnancy is the happiest of times, but it can be a dangerous time, too. If you're overweight and pregnant, your physician will tell you about additional precautions needed with a plus size pregnancy.

Health experts debunk family planning myths, clarifying that contraceptives are safe tools for child spacing and reducing ...