If you’re pregnant or thinking about getting pregnant have you ever wondered if air pollution might have an effect on your unborn baby? Jade Elliott spoke with Virginia Homewood, an OB/Gyn with Intermountain Healthcare,

If you’re over age 21 and have had a well-woman exam, you’ve probably had a pap smear. It’s a quick test, and can be briefly uncomfortable, but what does it check for and how often should you get one? Jade Elliott spoke with Martie Nightingale,

Weight gain during pregnancy occurs because you’re growing another human and a placenta. Your blood volume also increases. Many women are concerned about losing that extra weight after childbirth. Jade Elliott spoke with Martie Nightingale,

All types of women become pregnant, those who have a regular exercise routine, or those who exercise sporadically or not at all. There are also women who have jobs that require a lot of physical activity. That means pregnant women have all types of que...

You might not be aware, but if you’re pregnant, it’s important to be tested for a common bacteria called Group B Strep before delivering your baby. You could have Strep B and not even know it and pass it along to your baby.

High blood pressure is very common. According to the Centers for Disease Control about half of Americans have high blood pressure. And many of them may not know it. That’s why it’s known as the silent killer.

By the time your child is 5-years-old , he or she will want to please friends, will likely to sing and dance and will show more independence. Jade Elliott spoke with Carrie Martinez, Utah Department of Health,

By the time your child is 4-years- old, he or she will be playing with other children, playing make-believe and tells stories. Jade Elliott spoke with Carrie Martinez, Utah Department of Health, to discuss the important milestones your child should rea...

By the time your baby is 3-years-old, he or she should be able to do a variety of new things such as dressing themselves and carrying on a simple conversation. Jade Elliott spoke with Carrie Martinez, Utah Department of Health,

By the time your baby is 24 months old, he or she should be showing more independence and saying basic sentences. Jade Elliott spoke with Carrie Martinez, Utah Department of Health, to discuss the important milestones your child should reach by 24 mont...