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The risks, benefits, and recommendations for low- and high-risk pregnancies
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The risks, benefits, and recommendations for low- and high-risk pregnancies
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Q&A on risk factors
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Q&A on risk factors
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Q&A on birth plans
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Q&A on birth plans
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The risks, benefits, and how to find a provider who supports it
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The risks, benefits, and how to find a provider who supports it
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Q&A on the post-birth injection
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Q&A on the post-birth injection
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Q&A on success rates
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Q&A on success rates
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The science of childhood dishonesty
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The science of childhood dishonesty
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A case for obsessing less and planning more
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A case for obsessing less and planning more
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A viral paper says yes, but the data doesn't hold up
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A viral paper says yes, but the data doesn’t hold up
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Q&A on OHSS
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Q&A on OHSS
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And what to do if you're not getting enough
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And what to do if you’re not getting enough
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A framework for making tough decisions
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A framework for making tough decisions
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Plus, some good news about doulas
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Plus, some good news about doulas
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What they are and whether they’re right for you
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New research suggests job flexibility may impact birth rates
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A new study from Stanford economists examines whether access to remote work increases fertility rates. The article explores three data trends — rising labor force participation among mothers, increased telework, and a 2021 baby bump among college-educated women — to assess whether working from home enables women to balance careers and parenthood in ways that may lead to more children.
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A new study has confusing results — here's what they actually mean
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A new paper in JAMA Pediatrics adds to the existing body of research on acetaminophen use during pregnancy. Emily Oster examines what the study found and explains why, despite ongoing political controversy, the evidence continues to support the safety of Tylenol during pregnancy. The article also uses the findings to illustrate important lessons about interpreting statistical data.
