Ambivalence Over Motherhood Could Reshape Practices Around Family Planning

New data from a CDC survey finds that in up to 19 percent of pregnancies, women are unsure if they want to be pregnant, a state of mind doctors need to be in tune with when counseling them, researchers say. Public health news looks at AIDS death rates in the South; depression's harmful role in aging brains; looking for treatments in moss piglets and a reason to get off the couch this weekend, as well.

from Kaiser Health News http://bit.ly/2GpWX1P