In 2016, a black baby born in Charlottesville, Virginia, was almost ten times more likely than a white baby to […]
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In 2016, a black baby born in Charlottesville, Virginia, was almost ten times more likely than a white baby to […]
On the morning that my daughter-in-law went into labor, a small bird crashed into our apartment window and lay dead […]
So the world has witnessed yet another round of the Royal Baby bonanza — from tracking Meghan Markle’s maternity style, […]
Wendy Kline has delivered a new addition to the history of childbirth in America. In her engaging and well-researched book, […]
At the end of March, Sage Therapeutics announced FDA approval for the intravenous and hospital-supervised use of their new postpartum […]
For the last decade, I’ve been reading and writing about other women’s pain. Contractions lasting 72 hours. Feverish deliriums after […]
On August 29th, Kevin Sieff of the Washington Post published an article about the citizenship status of Americans born near […]
Last summer I had a very different experience of childbirth than most women. I was not entirely sure what to […]