Doctors aren’t sure what causes belly button pain during pregnancy, but it’s a fairly common symptom. UT Southwestern tries to shed light on the phenomenon.

During a live chat, three doctors and two lactation consultants offered tips and helpful information about breastfeeding.

UT Southwestern explains interesting new studies into why older women are at higher risk for giving birth to a child with Down syndrome.

Trying to find the perfect gift for a parent-to-be? Physicians highlight the best gifts they received when they were expecting.

Research has indicated that foods such as chocolate, red wine, and olive oil, which are rich in natural chemical compounds called polyphenols, may offer protection from heart disease.

An organ’s trek from donor to recipient is a well-choreographed, sometimes dramatic, process. UT Southwestern takes readers along the lungs’ journey.

Germ exposure isn’t all bad. In fact, studies in mice suggest some exposure might actually help build the immune system and guard against asthma and other allergic diseases.

Ultrasounds sometimes indicate a problem but can’t give the most accurate picture. In these cases, a fetal MRI may be needed to help illustrate what’s going on.

Early exposure to peanut products might prevent children from developing peanut allergies.

Planning time off work for a baby can be stressful. UT Southwestern shares what expecting parents should know about FMLA eligibility and benefits.