No surprise: Meth is bad for pregnant ladies
The Body Odd: Hey! Did you guys know that meth is not good for pregnant women or their babies? We know. We'll give you a minute.
Diet S.O.S.: Pregnancy cravings; lunch meats
TODAY’s diet and nutrition expert Joy Bauer answers viewers’ questions about their diet dilemmas, including sensible snacking for hungry mothers-to-be and the nutritional lowdown on lunch meats.
Wedding crasher: Baby makes surprise entrance
Pregnant woman's race to the hospital ends with a delivery at stranger's wedding. WTMJ's Charles Benson reports.
Pregnancy hormones linked to memory loss
Many pregnant women report being more forgetful as their pregnancy progresses, and new research suggests it could be caused by elevated hormone levels affecting the brain. Full story
Experts: Childbirth deaths rare but too frequent
Pregnancy-related deaths appear to have risen nationwide over the past decade, nearly tripling in the state with the most careful count — California. Full story
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Michael Jackson's face in ultrasound?
Nov. 23: British parents claim they've seen the face of Michael Jackson in the ultrasound image of their unborn child. Willie Geist has the evidence.
Where’s the H1N1 vaccine?
Nov. 17: Experts on swine flu are testifying before a Senate committee about distribution of the H1N1 vaccine to where it is most needed. Dr. Nancy Snyderman talks with infectious diseases expert Dr. Anthony Fauci about why it is so difficult to get the shots.
Flu vaccine: 1 dose for pregnant women
Nov. 2: A single dose of the swine flu vaccine works well for almost all pregnant women, but young children will still need two doses for best results. NBC's Kristen Dahlgren reports.
Passing cancer in the womb?
Oct. 14: A new study shows it’s possible for a pregnant woman to pass on cancer cells to her unborn child. Dr. Nancy Snyderman talks with gynecologist Dr. Steven Goldstein.
Pregnant women and H1N1
Oct. 9: The CDC reports that 28 pregnant women have died from the swine flu and roughly 100 others have been hospitalized in intensive care units. TODAY’s Matt Lauer talks with Dr. Rebecca Brightman about why pregnant women should get the H1N1 vaccination.
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