Having a baby over age 35 does not always lead to complications. An obstetrician at UT Southwestern in Dallas sheds light on the facts of having a pregnancy later in life.

Gastroenteritis (stomach flu) is quite common during pregnancy and can cause serious illness or preterm labor in severe cases. UT Southwestern shares tips to manage the symptoms and avoid the disease, as well as when to go to the doctor.

When choosing Ob/Gyn care for your pregnancy, the expertise and resources of an academic medical center help handle complications and promote a happy delivery.

More women are disclosing that they ingested their placenta after delivery. But UT Southwestern has concerns about the new fad.

Latonya Menefee is paralyzed, and she’s expecting her first child. Read her story, and learn how we tailor prenatal care to her unique needs.

Premature babies benefit the most from breast milk. Learn how we use donor breast milk, and why not to buy it on the internet.

More care is not always better care during pregnancy. UT Southwestern discusses why it’s important to ask the Ob/Gyn “Why?”

Much has changed since women were only allowed to consume ice chips during labor. Some hospitals are easing the rules on what women in labor can eat and drink.

Should women wait 3 months before trying to get pregnant after miscarriage? UT Southwestern explains why this may not be necessary.

Not physically active before pregnancy? New recommendations show there may be no better time to start exercising.