Developed in Denmark, this cutting-edge technology might change how we care for mothers and babies around the world.

Argentinian singer María Becerra was diagnosed for the second time with an ectopic pregnancy, which led to internal bleeding ...

Evgenia Baturina, 37, is celebrating the arrival of her third child by caesarean weighing in at just under five pounds after a 36-week ectopic pregnancy ... Here her pregnancy was detected, but an ...

A new study from Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre and the University of Toronto has shown that high-resolution ultrasound is as effective as an MRI in detecting prostate cancer, potentially leading ...

GRIPPING the pregnancy test, Neva Nicole Weber felt faint as she stared at two thick lines. She’d been dating 21-year-old Kevin Knight, 14 years her junior, in secret for just a few months in ...

Cramps usually go away by themselves. In an ectopic pregnancy the fertilized egg starts growing outside the uterus. A healthy, normal pregnancy can only happen in the womb. An ectopic pregnancy ...

If the pregnancy is far enough along, the ectopic pregnancy may be seen via a transvaginal ultrasound. When a pregnancy implants in a location outside the womb, the placenta cannot form normally, and ...

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 ...

A woman has gone viral for showing off the incredible amount of hair that her son was born with—and revealed the ultrasound gave no prior warning. Naya "J'chelle" Perry, 26, a nursing student ...

During the ultrasound, they can measure your ovaries ... It could also be a sign of an ectopic pregnancy. Pus could mean you have an infection. How Is Fluid Removed? Fluid is removed for testing with ...

Hoosier elementary school students could be required to watch a pregnancy ultrasound video as part of their curricula if a bill moving through the House keeps its momentum. Language mandating ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Hoosier elementary school students could be required to watch a pregnancy ultrasound video as part of their curricula if a bill moving through the House keeps its momentum.