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While most women use hormonal birth control to prevent pregnancy, it can help with a variety of other health concerns as well. Learn what you should know about this birth control option when talking to your doctor about what’s best for your body.

While obstetrician-gynecologists (OB/GYN) are still the most common caregivers for pregnant women, midwives are growing in popularity. Planning ahead and knowing what options are available is an important step in selecting a caregiver. Read on to learn the essential differences between OB/GYNs and midwives and what factors you should consider before you make your decision.

Learn more about the differences in lubricants and lube alternatives and when and what to use based on your life stage and sexual needs.

Baby's heartbeat can tell you a lot about them. How do you know if a heart rate is “normal” and how do you keep the baby’s heart healthy during pregnancy? Learn more about healthy fetal heart rate from a medical expert.

From abnormal vaginal bleeding to lower back pain, understand the signs of cervical cancer and learn why knowing them, along with regular screenings, can save your life.