This card, part of the Pregnancy for Every Body initiative, provides a starting point for women who have just found out they are pregnant to begin receiving prenatal care. The initiative aims to help plus-size pregnant women and their healthcare providers talk about pregnancy and weight.

This sheet, part of the Pregnancy for Every Body initiative, suggests questions plus-size pregnant women should ask their healthcare providers at their first pregnancy care appointment. The initiative aims to help plus-size pregnant women and their healthcare providers talk about pregnancy and weight.

Esta tarjeta postal (que viene en paquetes de 25 postales cada uno) forma parte de la Iniciativa “El embarazo: Conozca los términos” del Programa Nacional de Educación de Salud Materna e Infantil (NCMHEP, por sus siglas en inglés) del NICHD. El NCMHEP es un consorcio de más de 30 de las principales organizaciones y agencias del país que se enfocan en la salud materna e infantil. La tarjeta postal explica las definiciones nuevas de los términos de embarazo y la evidencia que apoya el cambio en la terminología. Este artículo está disponible para la preventa sólo en este momento.

This 24"x36" poster is part of the Know Your Terms Initiative, from the NICHD National Child and Maternal Health Education Program, a coalition of more than 30 of the nation's leading organizations and agencies that focus on maternal and child health. The poster explains the new term pregnancy definitions and the evidence supporting the change in terminology.

This 1-page fact sheet describes NICHD's support of research on women's health and uterine fibroids, the most common non-cancerous tumors in reproductive-age women. People with uterine fibroids may experience pain, menstrual irregularities, and infertility, or they may not have any symptoms. The handout also highlights some recent findings and advances from NICHD-funded projects on uterine fibroids.