It is unsettling to see our public health agencies stoking fear and exposing people to harm. Pregnant women do not need to suffer through pain.

President Donald Trump told pregnant women to “tough it out” before taking Tylenol for fever or pain, but doctors tell USA TODAY this is dangerous advice. In a Sept. 22 news conference, the president ...

The president’s remarks tying the medication to autism are sparking debate among pregnant women balancing health advice, ...

The scariest part of pregnancy isn't always the birth, it's the quiet fear of disappearing in the process. Pregnancy... The ...

Pregnancy comes with its share of aches and pains, including headaches, back pain, and general discomfort, all of which can ...

Cramping during pregnancy might concern you, but it's common during all stages of pregnancy and only requires medical aid in ...

Pregnant women across America are pushing back against President Trump’s claims linking Tylenol use during pregnancy to autism — by filming themselves taking the pain reliever and posting the videos ...

For obese pregnant women, elective induction of labor at 39 to 41 weeks of gestation may be a better choice than expectant management, the results of a study suggest. Compared with expectant ...

In recent weeks, federal health authorities — and the president himself — have raised concerns about pregnant women using acetaminophen, a common pain relief and fever reducing medicine known by its ...