Category: Birth Defects

Researchers have been studying cerebral palsy (CP) for over 150 years, bringing to light a significant body of knowledge that guides pediatricians, neurologists, and other medical specialists. Ongoing research about CP continues to provide valuable insights to patients and families. A diagnosis of CP can be perplexing. It is thought

A cluster of birth defects in the Corpus Christi, Texas area has researchers and state officials struggling to find an answer. The increased incidence of birth defects has been verified in records going back to 1997. Now that the problem is being fully recognized, public health officials can begin to

Pregnancy is often an emotional roller coaster. For women who suffer from depression, this can be even more true. The body releases so many hormones during pregnancy that disrupt the already delicate chemical balance of the body. For years, Ob-Gyns have encouraged most pregnant women to continue taking their anti-depressants

The excitement of learning you are pregnant quickly gives way a hundred fears. There are so many things that can go wrong, both during the pregnancy and once the child is born and growing, that it is only natural for parents to worry. And doctors don’t help. One of the