Pregnancy - Videos

Robert Bazell (NBC Nightly News) reports on important health news for women who are pregnant, or trying to conceive, that involves the risk of miscarriage.

Most states have improved their premature birth rate over the past 3 years. But the US still only earns a "C" in the latest March of Dimes Premature Birth Report Card. Erika Edwards reports.

Baby arrives earlier than expected, and is delivered in the back of a pick-up truck--and OnStar was there to help the delivery process.

It's science that turns into human life, and it's also putting money into women's pockets.

Women with high blood pressure in early pregnancy are more likely to have babies with birth defects.

A Florida mother with a double uterus gives birth to twins who developed in separate wombs.

When a Virginia couple couldn't get pregnant, doctors told them not to worry, but instinct told them there was something more serious going on.

Using injectable methods of birth control might increase the risk of becoming infected with HIV in high-risk populations.

A healthy overall diet during pregnancy could reduce the risk of serious birth defects.

Air pollution puts pregnant women at increased risk for premature birth.

A Florida mother spends her Labor Day in labor.

Darcy Spencer reports on a baby who was born in Washington on the day of the 2011 earthquake. In fact, her doctor was performing a c-section to deliver the baby when the quake hit and had to lay on top of her patient to protect her.

Robert Bazell (NBC Nightly News) reports on important health news for women who are pregnant, or trying to conceive, that involves the risk of miscarriage.

A new study has identified when infants are able to distinguish pain and basic touch.

Some women might be at risk for an unplanned pregnancy because of faulty birth control pills.

The American College of OB-GYN's is recommending women wear special boots to lower the risk of blood clots during c-section surgery.

Girl who was first baby born at Texas hospital now works as a nurse.

Women exposed to large amounts of flame retardant chemicals, found in carpet padding in foam cushions, have lower birth-weight babies.

EMT delivers baby in the ambulance.

A study in cows could shed light on why some women have trouble getting pregnant.

Women born in 1935 had more children than those born 25 years before or after them.

Dr. Nancy Snyderman (NBC Today Show) talks to Ann Curry about the dangers of expecting mothers dieting during their pregnancy.

Women exposed to pesticides during pregnancy are more likely to have children who score low on intelligence tests.

A new study finds older first time mothers are more likely to experience complications during pregnancy.

The Department of Health and Human Services issued guidelines to health insurance companies to offer free preventive services for women.

More and more pregnant women and new mothers are having strokes, and researchers suspect rising rates of obesity and high blood pressure are to blame.

Researchers have discovered a cause of male infertility.

A new study looks at how smoking during pregnancy leads to health problems.

iPad technology allows a doctor to get real time information about any of his pregnant patients and their unborn babies.

Breakthrough treatment could help women with uterine fibroid tumors bear children.