In California, Black women are more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes than White women. Santa Clara County initiatives aimed at reducing racial disparities work but depend on federal dollars ...

Uterine cancer cases are on the rise in the United States and experts warn rates will continue to rise as obesity increases.

and the first Black OB-GYN and Department Chair at Memorial Hermann Northeast in Texas. “It is especially difficult to diagnose in first time moms, where there is no prior pregnancy history to ...

A survey of 38 OB-GYNs found that nearly half of doctors said they have personally encountered cases where care had to be delayed because of Georgia's abortion law.

We are the solution,” said Dàna Langford, Village of Healing CEO, co-founder and longtime certified nurse midwife.

Oregon’s “Momnibus” legislative package looks to improve outcomes through multiple support efforts, including expanding ...

In a soul-stirring conversation with Dallas Weekly, Dr. Ruthie Olumba shares the personal losses that shaped her calling, the urgent health truths Black women must confront, and why reclaiming our ...

It’s never been clearer that prioritizing our mental health is a must, but for many Black Americans, social and structural systemic factors have been barriers to getting mental health care.

The host is leading important conversations about IVF, Black maternal health, and the pursuit of parenthood on her weekly ...

According to the CDC, black women are three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications than white women. And in 2023 the CDC stated that maternal mortality ...

Navigating pregnancy is already complicated, however, an app created by a Queens woman looks to eliminate the bias that some Black and brown parents may face when ...