From Rihanna and Serena Williams at the Met Galas to Nicki Minaj and Ciara on Instagram, check out these celebrity pregnancy ...

Researchers in Poland have made a unique discovery: the remains of the first embalmed pregnant ancient Egyptian mummy, known as the “Mysterious Lady.” Dating from the 1st century BCE, this mummy was ...

Bridgeman Images ... of pregnancy was widely practiced, and by some estimates, up to 35 percent of 19th-century pregnancies ended in abortion. Middle- and upper-class white women, however, had ...

The White House has looked into ways to persude women and people who can conceive to have more children (Chip Somodevilla / Staff / Getty Images) It opens its first chapter with a promise to 'restore ...

In the 1960s and 1970s, women were able to expand their horizons and career opportunities. Vintage photos from the past ... literate, mostly white women who would work as typists until they ...

You know you are free to create ... Gabler's 3000 Pictures. No other details about the project have been announced, including who could possibly direct. Single White Female was released ...

The Southern Charm cast member, who is currently pregnant with her ... In her other photos, Madison revealed she was taking the vacation with a few women, including her mother.

“🤰🏽💙 #3,” Cassie wrote in the caption alongside black-and-white photos of her showing off ... I’m five months pregnant! I can't even breathe,” possibly indicating how far along ...

Anyway, some of the most popular pregnancy myths are: cocoa butter prevents stretch marks -- it does not; don't dye your hair -- you can; don't fly -- feel free to; don't date Gary ... to the pregnant ...

Condoms are the only type of contraception that can both prevent pregnancy and protect against most sexually transmitted infections. Getty Images The BBC heard from women about their experiences ...

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An Illinois Department of Public Health task force found that African American women in Illinois are about three times as likely to experience a pregnancy-related death as white and Hispanic women.