CRN's Steve Mister said it is particularly unfortunate that it has taken a month since the study was initially released in ...

A disturbing new study has pulled back the curtain on a serious health concern affecting expecting mothers: many prenatal ...

That’s why we’ve researched and compiled a list of the best prenatal vitamins on the market. Our team of experts has carefully selected these products based on their ingredients, nutritional ...

A recent study found heavy metals—including lead, cadmium, and arsenic—in some prenatal vitamins. Here's what ob-gyns want ...

This formula, in particular, contains all the key ingredients Carter likes to see in a prenatal vitamin: folic acid, iron, choline, calcium, vitamin D, omega-3 fatty acids, B vitamins, and vitamin C.

Prenatal vitamins are made with pregnant people and babies in mind. They contain more of certain nutrients and less of others “to meet the growing needs of the expectant mother and baby,” says ...

Generally speaking, folic acid is a key nutrient. Many prenatal vitamins contain around 800 micrograms of folic acid, and OB-GYNs typically recommend taking a prenatal vitamin with at least 400 ...

That’s where prenatal vitamins come into play ... two OB/GYNs and one gastroenterologist—to take a look at the ingredients and help us determine whether the brand is a good choice.

Researchers tested 47 prenatal vitamin brands and found discrepancies between labeled and actual nutrient content, raising concerns about potential health risks for pregnant women and their babies.

Now, we're seeing a scary consequence of that miscategorization: A new observational study conducted by the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that many prenatal vitamins contain harmful ...

Considering that prenatal supplements often don't contain the required amount of omega-3s, one option is to simply take an additional omega-3 supplement alongside a prenatal vitamin to supply the ...