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Stillbirth A stillbirth happens with the death of a fetus over 20 weeks gestational age. It is often discovered when no fetal heartbeat is found during an exam, and often confirmed by ultrasound. The experience of stillbirth can be a very emotional and traumatic time for a birthing individual and...

You may be offered a termination for medical reasons (TFMR) if tests or ultrasounds show that your baby is not developing as expected. This may be due to a serious genetic or structural condition or may be offered if pregnancy complications put you or your baby's life at risk. Our...

Pregnant individuals are at increased risk for foodborne illnesses during pregnancy. Ensuring good food safety can help decrease the risks of foodborne illness. Pregnant individuals should avoid certain high-risk foods, including unpasturized dairy, undercooked meats, raw seafood, and specific high-mercury containing fish (i.e. swordfish, shark). Protecting oneself against harmful bacteria...

Multiple Birth: Twins, triplets or more... Multiple birth pregnancies need extra care and monitoring. There are also higher requirements for certain nutrients and calories. You may experience more nausea/morning sickness symptoms due to higher levels of pregnancy hormone. If you have severe nausea or vomiting, talk with your care provider...