Miscarriage

Why We Shouldn’t Be Afraid to Talk About Our Miscarriages

By Heide R. Cygan

This Hormone Might Be Able to Prevent Miscarriages

By Amanda MacMillan

Miscarriages May Be Prevented With Progesterone

By Amanda MacMillan

You Asked: What Causes a Miscarriage?

By Markham Heid
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Morning Sickness May Be a Good Thing, Actually

Nausea is linked to fewer miscarriages

By Alice Park

The Link Between Uterine Fibroids and Miscarriage

A common condition that, in rare cases, can harm women's fertility

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Scientists Discover Why Some Miscarriages Occur

They hope their research will some day lead to a blood test

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Can Vitamins and Coffee Affect Miscarriage Risk?

A new study adds nuance to the question

By Alice Park

Trying to Get Pregnant Soon After Miscarriage is a Good Idea: Study

It may increase the likelihood of a live birth

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Women Now Have As Many Miscarriages As Abortions

Of the pregnancies in 2010, 17% were miscarried and 18% ended in abortion

By Mandy Oaklander

Most Americans Don't Know the First Thing About Miscarriages

Miscarriage is far more common than most people think, finds a new survey

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Someone I Loved Was Never Born

Miscarriage has long been shrouded in shame and secrecy. That’s changing

By Sarah Elizabeth Richards

11 Things You Didn’t Know About Miscarriage

Earlier this week, reality TV stars Giuliana and Bill Rancic revealed that the surrogate who was nine weeks pregnant with their second child had a miscarriage.Giuliana told PEOPLE that she had had a miscarriage herself...

By Health.com

Lohan Reveals Miscarriage While Filming Series

The finale of actress Lindsay Lohan's eight-part documentary concluded with a very personal revelation that she suffered a miscarriage while filming the series. "I couldn't move, I was sick," she admitted. "Mentally, that messes with you"

By Nolan Feeney

NSAIDs Don't Increase Miscarriage Risk

Studies have suggested the painkilling drugs could endanger pregnancies, but the latest research is more reassuring

By Alexandra Sifferlin
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