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Choices abound for what car seat to buy and installing them can be tricky. Libby Anvender, a community education instructor at St. Louis Chi...
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Choices abound for what car seat to buy and installing them can be tricky. Libby Anvender, a community education instructor at St. Louis Chi...

Making Babies - Episode 10: The pros and cons using nitrous oxide when delivering your baby. Dr. Patricia Bolster with Mercy.

A discussion on the high cost of fertility treatments, success rates, and the controversial practice of creating embryos with genetic materi...

Public health campaigns say not one drop is safe. College-educated mothers are the most likely to imbibe. What's the right answer? Guest: Dr...

Why is it important to get vaccinated before baby arrives? Guest: Dr. Christina Meddows-Jackson, obstetrician/gynecologist with Mercy Clinic

A new experiment gives moms their own blood pressure and fetal heart rate monitors to keep at home. Guest: Elizabeth Cook, director of the M...

What are the complications for mom and baby when she is overweight? How one doctor actually helps pregnant women safely lose weight. Guest:...

Pregnancy after 35: A trend toward later parenthood and what it means for our fertility and health. Guest: Washington University ob/gyn Dr....

Doctors are starting to wait a few minutes and let the baby soak up the iron-rich cord blood. Guest: Elizabeth Cook, director of the Mercy B...

At least one hospital has a new clinic dedicated to the problem. Guest: Michele Munz, health reporter, St. Louis Post-Dispatch