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Stress from the threat of COVID-19 led to increased levels of anxiety and depressive symptoms in pregnant women, according to findings from the International COVID-19 Pregnancy Experiences (I-COPE) Study.
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Funding will help educate people on Long Island about healthy lifestyles, and provide better access to health care during pregnancy and after giving birth.
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An expert at Yale says pregnant women should still go to prenatal checkups — and even go to the hospital — during the pandemic.Stay-at-home orders do not…
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PFAS, common chemicals used to make everything from pizza boxes to take-out containers, are associated with risk of miscarriages, according to a new study…
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A report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention finds that the number of pregnant women addicted to opioids quadrupled between 1999 and…
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A team of Long Island doctors thinks Pitocin, a drug often used to induce labor, may increase the risk of postpartum depression and anxiety by 36…