Restrictions on elective abortion procedures are affecting medical and surgical miscarriage care

Expectant mothers have long been excluded from clinical trials. Some experts say this practice needs to change.

Ohio Republicans cut all of Planned Parenthood's contraception funding, so now they're attacking prenatal care

When prenatal testing showed that my daughter had cystic fibrosis, Ross and I faced a decision nobody wants to make

Doctors are still figuring out how to use social media. But there are some things we need to stop doing right away

May-December romances, pro-life Democrats, why gynecologists love IUDs and more.

The sharp "Mindy Project" -- the year's best new comedy -- is a riff on Kaling's great theme, entitlement

Attorney advocates for several captive chimpanzees to be treated like people

Patients and providers will have to figure out how to navigate the new legal landscape

As healthcare reform moves to backroom talks, supporters say its chances may be improving

Fertility advancements are helping people conceive well beyond 45 — what happens when they need abortions?

China, Japan, Germany are all "not nearly as welcoming of immigrants," the vice president said

The antiabortion movement is increasingly targeting doctors -- and a few partisan physicians are lending it a hand

Gynecological surgery isn't just for medical reasons anymore; some women say it enhances sexual pleasure.

Salon talks to Bruce Cannon Gibney about "A Generation of Sociopaths," the mess created by boomers and the future