Talking about your miscarriage doesn’t make you ‘privileged’
After the writer Ariel Levy wrote about losing her baby, she was attacked for her ‘entitlement’ – but you don’t need to be hurting more than everyone in the world to say you’re suffering
Motherless mothers: the one I need to share all this weight of love is not here
Soon after discovering she was pregnant, the ITV newsreader Charlene White felt the pain of losing her mother all the more keenly
Several home pregnancy tests recalled after false negative results reported
Family planning clinic alerts regulator to product’s deficiencies, leading to market sweep exposing more faulty devices
Drug scandals and the media – the unresolved case of Primodos
Primodos: The Secret Drug Scandal, airs on Sky this week. Will this media intervention repeat history by helping campaigners get compensation?
Pregnant women without legal status ‘too afraid to seek NHS care’
Growing number of women who fear being reported to Home Office or being hit with high bills are avoiding NHS, charities say
Pregnancy test’s alleged link to birth defects to be reviewed by UK regulator
Watchdog to examine new files found by campaigners while Primodos maker Bayer denies it caused abnormalities
The Rules Do Not Apply by Ariel Levy review – a memoir of wanting too much
The New Yorker writer had a life that balanced domesticity with intellectual and sexual adventure. Then it fell apart
‘All my friends had some nightmare experience trying to get pregnant. My story took the cake’
At five months pregnant, Ariel Levy lost her baby. After four more years of IVF, had she left motherhood too late?
Pregnancy sickness can kill – why are doctors so uninformed about it?
The agony of hyperemesis gravidarum can drive expectant mothers to terminate. That’s because the support they desperately need is still lacking
Test all pregnant women for smoking, say NHS chiefs
The plan, which is supported by the Royal College of Midwives, is part of a wider drive to discourage cigarettes at hospitals