What Is Wharton's Jelly and What Does It Do?
Cord Blood Banking
The stem cells from Wharton's jelly can be collected alongside your baby's cord blood and stored for later use as a potential treatment or therapy.
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The stem cells from Wharton's jelly can be collected alongside your baby's cord blood and stored for later use as a potential treatment or therapy.
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During the second trimester, you'll down a glucose drink and get a blood test. It's all part of making sure your pregnancy and baby stay healthy, so don't skip this test.
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Should you take collagen while pregnant? Here's a look at the benefits and risks and how to make a safe, informed decision for you and your baby.
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If you're hoping to stick with natural childbirth techniques, the following tools can give you a sense of calm and work through contraction pain.
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Experts agree that delayed cord clamping is usually worth doing, whether you deliver vaginally or via C-section. But in some cases, it may not be the best move for mothers or babies.
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Use this natural birth plan example to help you prepare for an unmedicated labor and delivery and communicate your preferences to your care team.
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Our Hospital Bag Checklist has advice on the essentials to have on hand for laboring and postpartum, what to bring for baby, and more.
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The umbilical cord is made up of connective tissue known as Wharton's Jelly. Learn about what it is and why it's so valuable here.
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Check out our easy to understand guide to the field of regenerative medicine and learn how banking your baby's cord blood could ensure your future health.
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Scientists predict that cryogenically stored stem cells at proper temperatures should remain viable for a minimum of 200 years. Learn more here.
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