Ep. 282 VBAC at Home - Danielle DuBoise

Ep. 282 VBAC at Home - Danielle DuBoise

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Ep. 523 Chiropractic Care for Mothers & Babies with Dr. Estefania Magallanes

After witnessing her first births while shadowing an obstetrician, Dr. Estefania Magallanes came away thinking she may not want to have children at all. She joins the podcast to discuss her path to caring for pregnant patients, babies, and families as a chiropractor in Los Angele ...  Show more

Ep. 522 Hyperemesis Gravidarum with Marlena Fejzo

After her own experience with hypermesis gravidarum, clinical professor and leading researcher Marlena Fejzo discusses her own pregnancies and how she built on her own background in genetics and women's studies to find out what causes the condition and how it may be prevented. Co ...  Show more

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