But currently in the United States, about 32% of babies are delivered by C-section — which means there's about a 1 in 3 chance of having to go that route.[1]#1 While any surgery should be taken ...

“I never dilated past six centimeters so I had to have an emergency c-section, which was devastating for me,” she recalls. “I was yelling and screaming at everyone. I wanted to have that ...

Then, together, you will decide on the best plan: continue labor or have a C-section. Sometimes, problems develop so quickly a C-section needs to be done as an emergency operation. In that case ...

In a shocking revelation, right-wing influencer Ashley St. Clair took to X to announce the arrival of her baby boy, claiming ...

Numbers alone can’t confirm whether hospitals are doing unnecessary C-sections, but some facilities have confirmed they see a need for a culture shift to help keep labor moving.

Lonnie Harris, a pelvic floor therapist from Arkansas, is making waves on social media with her message that women who give ...

Watch a heartwarming union at a Kansas zoo when a chimpanzee met her baby for the first time after giving birth under anesthesia.

Georgia is among the top 5 states for its use of the riskier, more complicated surgery. At least two area health systems are trying to reverse the trend.