aguilarallison+FollowPregnant? COVID Shots Might Not Be CoveredMajor health groups are calling out insurers for dropping coverage of COVID-19 shots for pregnant women, even though the science says the vaccine protects both moms and babies. With some states backing away from recommendations and insurance coverage, experts are worried more pregnant people will have to pay out of pocket—about $140 a shot! Meanwhile, doctors say skipping the vaccine could mean higher risks for moms and newborns. Would you pay extra for the shot, or take your chances? #COVID19 #PregnancyHealth #VaccinesWork #Health #BodyHealth10Share
Ryan Cunningham+FollowPregnancy Anemia Linked to Baby Heart RisksJust learned that having anemia early in pregnancy could raise the chances of your baby being born with a heart defect. A big study found moms with anemia were more likely to have kids with congenital heart disease. The researchers say catching and treating anemia early could help lower the risk. Wild how something so common might have such a big impact! #PregnancyHealth #HeartHealth #AnemiaAwareness #MomLife #Health20Share
Ryan Cunningham+FollowHigh Blood Pressure in Pregnancy = Seizure Risk?Just learned that high blood pressure during pregnancy isn’t just risky for moms—it could also up the chance of seizures in their kids! Researchers looked at millions of records (and even did mouse studies) and found that kids born to moms with gestational hypertension had higher seizure rates. Brain inflammation might be the culprit, and anti-inflammatory drugs could help. Wild how much we’re still learning about pregnancy and kids’ health! #PregnancyHealth #SeizureAwareness #ParentingNews #Health #BodyHealth30Share
Jason Weaver+FollowPregnant? Insurers Might Drop COVID Shot CoverageMajor health groups are calling out insurers for possibly dropping COVID-19 vaccine coverage for pregnant women. The science says the shot protects both moms and babies, but after a controversial policy change, coverage could get pricey—like $140 per dose pricey. Experts are worried this could put pregnant people and newborns at risk. Some states are pushing back, but the debate is heating up. Would you pay out of pocket for the extra protection? #COVID19 #PregnancyHealth #VaccineAccess #Health #BodyHealth00Share
elizabethwang+FollowPregnant? Kids? Big COVID Vax News DropMajor shakeup: The feds just stopped recommending COVID vaccines for healthy pregnant people and kids, and experts are NOT happy. Docs say the science hasn’t changed—COVID is still risky for pregnant folks and little ones, and the vax is proven safe. Now, insurance coverage and access could get messy, and families might lose the choice to vaccinate. Plus, this move skipped the usual expert review, so legal battles are likely. Wild times for vaccine policy! #COVID19 #VaccineNews #PregnancyHealth #Health72Share
tuckerariel+FollowCOVID & Miscarriage: What You Need to KnowDid you know getting COVID before or during pregnancy could double or even triple your risk of miscarriage before 20 weeks? A new study looked at nearly 27,000 pregnancies and found the risk jumps if you had moderate to severe COVID. But don’t panic—miscarriage is still rare, and experts say vaccines and good prenatal care can help keep you and your baby safe. If you’re planning to get pregnant, talk to your doc about vaccines and managing any health conditions! #PregnancyHealth #COVID19 #MiscarriageAwareness #Health00Share
Ryan Cunningham+FollowPregnancy & Heat Waves: What’s Really Happening?Did you know climate change is making pregnancy even riskier? A new report says the number of super-hot days linked to pregnancy complications has nearly doubled in the US since 2020. Extreme heat can lead to dehydration, heat stroke, and even preterm birth—especially in the third trimester. And with cuts to weather and health agencies, staying cool is more important than ever. Pregnant? Take it easy, find shade, and hit up places like libraries to chill out! #ClimateChange #PregnancyHealth #HeatWave #StayCool #PublicHealth #Health00Share
Aaron Rodriguez+FollowVitamin D Deficiency & Baby Brain Health?Wild new research just dropped: babies born with low vitamin D are more likely to develop ADHD, autism, or schizophrenia later in life. Scientists looked at over 71,000 people and found a clear link between low newborn vitamin D and higher risk for these mental health conditions. The kicker? Vitamin D deficiency is super common in pregnant women worldwide. This might be the push we need to take those prenatal vitamins seriously! #VitaminD #MentalHealth #PregnancyHealth #BrainDevelopment #ParentingTips #Health30Share
Kathleen Lucas+FollowPregnancy Protein Levels & Baby Jaundice?Wild new research says your protein balance late in pregnancy (specifically the albumin/globulin or A/G ratio) could predict if your newborn might need hospital care for jaundice! Turns out, both super low and super high A/G ratios up the risk—especially if you’re over 30. The sweet spot? Somewhere in the middle. Could this be the next big thing for prenatal checkups? Moms-to-be, ask your doc about your A/G ratio! #PregnancyHealth #NewbornCare #Jaundice #MomLife #HealthNews #Health00Share
Ryan Cunningham+FollowLiver Disease & Preterm Birth? Who Knew!Just found out that pregnant women with MASLD (a type of fatty liver disease) are over 3x more likely to have preterm births—even if they’re not overweight! Researchers in Sweden dug into national data and found this risk sticks, no matter BMI. The wild part? The liver issue itself seems to be the culprit, not just weight. Docs might need to rethink how they monitor moms-to-be with MASLD. Wild, right? #PregnancyHealth #LiverDisease #PretermBirth #WomensHealth #HealthNews #Health30Share
