Preeclampsia in pregnancy is a condition characterized by high blood pressure and high protein in the urine during pregnancy or right after delivery. It usually develops after 20 weeks of pregnancy.

A typical human pregnancy lasts 40 weeks, but most parents know this number is only a rough estimate. Babies are born on a ...

About 10% of all pregnancies result in premature birth. About 60% of serious complications ... delivery can be forewarned about what to do if symptoms occur, and may undergo further screening ...

A typical human pregnancy lasts 40 weeks, but most parents know this number is only a rough estimate.   Babies are born on a seemingly unpredictable timeline, with a normal pregnancy ranging from 38 ...

The prevalence of intraventricular hemorrhage among preterm infants has not changed over time, but it occurs later in life ...

Most of the causes for premature birth are unknown ... during pregnancy caused by a defect in the placenta. The symptoms are raised blood pressure for the mother and growth problems for the ...

[11] Because a certain percentage of these symptoms are expected because of the immaturity of the preterm infants gastrointestinal system, providers may address these by determining the point of ...

According to Denise Suguitani, executive director of the Brazilian Association of Parents, Families, Friends, and Carers of ...