By Dr Lynda Nazareth Down’s syndrome is one of the most common chromosomal abnormalities that affects approximately 1 in ...

It was a confounding diagnosis for the then 33-year-old, who had presented to the emergency department 13 weeks pregnant with severe nausea, vomiting and arms that jerked violently about her ...

A baby boy in the UK has been described as having been “born twice” after doctors temporarily removed his mother’s womb with him still inside to carry out life-saving cancer surgery. Lucy Isaac, 32, ...

Dr. Martin is a Lecturer III, Dr. Gardner is an Assistant Professor, and Dr. Rappaport is an Assistant Professor in the Division of Maternal-Fetal Medicine, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology ...

of pregnancy. But other scientists say it’s possible for a fetus to feel pain as early as 12 weeks (3 months) into its development. Much of the disagreement centers on whether certain parts of ...

Alessandra Bonomi became the first ball kid with Down syndrome to work unassisted in an ATP Tour match during the Barcelona Open on Friday. Bonomi performed her duties during the men's doubles ...

The per-game average through 12 total broadcasts is 604,000. The only good news, if it can be called that, is that Week 3 represented a 20-percent bump over Week 2. However, Week 3 was still down ...

Duodenal atresia. The incidence of duodenal atresia is 1 in 10,000 live births. The characteristic "double-bubble" sign, corresponding to the dilated stomach and the duodenum, can be seen on ...

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Dodgers’ Alex Vesia pulls out new mom to be Kayla’s ultrasound snaps as they pose on field after pregnancy announcement (Image Source: Instagram) Recently, the Los Angeles Dodgers ace Alex ...

Patients treated within 12 weeks using both statins and ezetimibe were significantly less likely to suffer future heart attacks or die, compared to those treated later or not at all. Backed by ...