Study explores whether a baby’s level of prematurity in combination with highly irritable behavior  may influence severity of maternal depressive symptoms.

Study suggests that increased hours of education related to caring for transgender patients may not correlate to more competent care.

Two recently awarded grants hope to help women with physical disabilities determine whether or not to become pregnant and reduce the associated stigma.

Researchers explore how maternal sleep habits during pregnancy, including lengthy periods of sleep without waking more than once in the night, may be associated with fetal health.

A deadly endocrine tumor discovered during a woman’s pregnancy explains years of debilitating symptoms. A complex, six-hour surgery by a Michigan Medicine team kept mom and baby safe.

Urine leakage can get in the way of life and exercise; results point to potential importance of routine screening

A treatment designed to improve bladder dysfunction could have another use: helping women who struggle to achieve sexual arousal.

Learn what to expect with different types of long-acting reversible contraceptives (LARC), including IUDs and implantable rod birth control options like Nexplanon.

How important is your preconception weight? Learn about a clinical study investigating the affect of pre-pregnancy weight loss on maternal and fetal health.

Find out if it is safe to get pregnant if you have congenital heart disease (CHD) and what to expect before, during and after you give birth.

Get information on different types of genetic tests available during pregnancy, including what to expect from both invasive and non-invasive prenatal genetic tests.

See how academic partnerships are key to improving maternal healthcare in developing countries and reducing the maternal and neonatal mortality rate.

Synthetic material used to help treat a common condition has been linked to problems and lawsuits. A Michigan Medicine board-certified urogynecologist explains the issues.

Most older Americans are satisfied with their sex lives, but frequency varies by age, health and other factors. And not many consult their doctors about sex-related problems.

Learn about different types of birth control methods, including popular options like IUDs and the pill, and get advice for choosing the right birth control for you.