Pregnancy and Childcare
Peeling Back the Layers: How Physiology, Curiosity and Mentorship Shape Dr. Romal Jassar’s Approach to Neonatal Care
Unlike most patients, newborns cannot voice what hurts. The clues rarely arrive in order, and answers are uncovered one layer at a time.
Read More2025 Celebration of Science Poster of Distinction Winners: Meet the Edlow Lab Team
In this Q&A, you’ll meet (pictured above, from left) Josh Remland, Oscar Jimenez and Sophia Feinerman, clinical research coordinators and research technicians in the lab of Andrea Edlow, MD, MSc at Massachusetts General Hospital, where they study maternal/fetal immunity. When not biopsying placentas and processing cord blood, Sophia, Josh and Oscar are likely drinking lattes…
Read MoreExtending the Reach of Innovation to Empower Patients After Hypertensive Pregnancy
A Brigham program that assists high-risk postpartum patients to transition from obstetric to primary care is being adapted by other health systems.
Read MoreThrough the Magnifying Glass: The Dekel Lab and the Psychiatry of Childbirth
A close-up look at the Dekel Lab, which is working to understand more about the psychiatry of childbirth.
Read MoreImproving Body Positivity During and After Pregnancy Could Lead to Healthier Mothers and Children
Body dissatisfaction can increase the risk of postpartum depression and eating disorders, with health consequences for mother and child.
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