Smoking pregnant women make the baby's brain smaller
Women who smoke during pregnancy produce babies who are moody and more susceptible to depression than other children, the scientists said.
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Women who smoke during pregnancy produce babies who are moody and more susceptible to depression than other children, the scientists said.
The effects of depression in pregnant women affect the child when they reach adolescence because the stress hormone in the uterus can be 1.5 times more risky.
Researchers from the famous Stanford University in the US discovered that pregnant women with bisphenol A (BPA) content in the blood face a miscarriage risk of up to 80%.
A large European study found that pregnant women exposed to air pollution levels still have a high risk of producing low birth weight babies.
Young women with early menopause still have the opportunity to become mothers by technology
Women who eat for 2 people (eat children) during pregnancy can push their unborn child to lifelong obesity in the future.
US researchers say divorced men have a higher risk of death, drug abuse, depression and lack of social support than women, according to UPI news agency.
Women struggling to conceive should try to eat a full, hearty breakfast, according to a new study.
Going through emotional distressing events, such as heart failure, can cause women to lose hair, even severe baldness.
Vitamin B12 deficiency can lead to memory impairment. About 40% of women become more forgetful during menopause.
A new study finds that women's bags not only contain chalk, books, phones, wallets .... but also hide E. coli, deadly toxic bacteria and even traces of stool.
The average life expectancy of women is 5 to 10 years higher than that of men. From before being born to the critical stages of life, men are more likely to die than wom…
After the Japanese scientists created eggs and sperm in the laboratory, experts are trying to find ways to use these cells safely.
American scientists have identified the gene that caused some uncontrolled mothers to beat or scold their children.