Birth Day

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  • 2000
  • 1 Season

Birth Day is a unique and extremely engrossing television series that was aired on discovery+ in 2000. This touching and educational show lends a fascinating and intimate look into one of the most miraculous events of human life – birth. This series effectively manages to capture the mixture of tension, joy, fear, and eventually relief, that accompanies childbirth, as well as the impact of birth on the parents. It provides an earnest examination of the processes and emotions involved in the birth experience from different perspectives, making for an engaging viewing experience.

The series delivers not just an emotional but also an educational experience for the viewer. Each episode unfolds in real-time, allowing the viewer to experience each moment in its raw and unrehearsed condition, from the very start of the labor to the baby’s first cry. The unique format of the series keeps audiences hooked, as they are drawn into the intense, unpredictable, and dramatic events of a delivery room. The eye-opening footage does not shy away from showcasing both triumphant and challenging moments, bringing a realistic portrayal of childbirth.

Birth Day does not just focus on the medical aspects of childbirth, but it also explores the emotional journey of the soon-to-be parents. It provides an inside look at the families' stands, as they go through the roller coaster of emotions, awaiting the arrival of their little one. The show also captures the doctors, midwives, and nurses' vital roles and their unending, compassionate support, illuminating the unsung heroes of the labor and delivery world.

The series also aims to educate the viewer, embedded within each episode's anecdotes. It provides essential insights into various birth-related topics, like the different types of childbirth, potential complications, the role of healthcare providers, the choice between home and hospital deliveries and more. By featuring real-life stories, the series aims to break down myths and misconceptions, providing viewers a realistic understanding of the childbirth process.

Moreover, Birth Day ventures beyond just the delivery room in each episode, introducing viewers to the unique cultures, traditions, and birthing practices worldwide. This makes the series not just educational but also culturally enlightening, connecting viewers to humans' shared experience through childbirth. The series is enlightening and moving, effectively making it just as relevant for expectant parents, medical students, or anyone intrigued with the miracle of life.

Each episode uses a storytelling approach to immerse the viewer in the experiences of an array of families hailing from diverse backgrounds and circumstances. The series creates an empathetic connection between the viewers and the featured families, allowing them to invest emotionally in each childbirth story. The nail-biting suspense and the overwhelming joy that follows each successful delivery becomes a collective emotional experience for the viewers.

To further enrich the viewer's experience, interviews with medical experts and the families themselves are interspersed within each episode. The medical experts provide insight into the scientific aspects of childbirth, explaining the nuances of various procedures and medical decisions. Meanwhile, the personal interviews offer touchingly intimate reflections, fears, and hope of the parents-to-be, making the series even more compelling and relatable.

In its essence, Birth Day explores the very nuances of human life, intertwined with love, hope, fear, and the miracle of birth, making it enthralling to viewers of all demographics. It is a beacon of information for those curious about childbirth and a source of comfort for expectant parents who need to understand the process. The impactful emotions portrayed in the series lead to an intrinsic connection with the audience, making them come back for more. With every episode of Birth Day, one ends up witnessing something unique, a testimony to the fact that every birth indeed is as individual and special as the baby it brings into the world.

Whether you're an expectant parent, someone contemplating starting a family, a healthcare professional, or someone fascinated by the complexities and miracles of human life, Birth Day is a compelling watch.

Birth Day is a series that ran for 1 seasons (117 episodes) between July 3, 2000 and on discovery+

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Seasons
Hospital Bradley Method
120. Hospital Bradley Method
November 3, 2003
Summary is not available.
Mystery Cyst
119. Mystery Cyst
November 3, 2003
Summary is not available.
Fetal Macrosomia
118. Fetal Macrosomia
October 27, 2003
Summary is not available.
Preterm Triplets
117. Preterm Triplets
October 27, 2003
Summary is not available.
Father's Multiple Sclerosis
116. Father's Multiple Sclerosis
September 22, 2003
Summary is not available.
Premature Labor
115. Premature Labor
September 22, 2003
Summary is not available.
Low Amniotic Fluid
114. Low Amniotic Fluid
September 16, 2003
Summary is not available.
The Bradley Method
113. The Bradley Method
August 2, 2003
Summary is not available.
Discordant Twins
112. Discordant Twins
January 6, 2003
Summary is not available.
Natural Birth Challenges
111. Natural Birth Challenges
December 23, 2002
Summary is not available.
Labor and Delivery Triage
110. Labor and Delivery Triage
December 9, 2002
Summary is not available.
Natural Birth
109. Natural Birth
December 2, 2002
Summary is not available.
Fetal Tachycardia
108. Fetal Tachycardia
November 25, 2002
Summary is not available.
Oligohydramnios
107. Oligohydramnios
October 28, 2002
Summary is not available.
Triplet Boys
106. Triplet Boys
October 21, 2002
Summary is not available.
Midwives in the Hospital
105. Midwives in the Hospital
October 14, 2002
Summary is not available.
Family Ties
104. Family Ties
September 26, 2002
Summary is not available.
Pain Management II
103. Pain Management II
September 30, 2002
Summary is not available.
Breech Births I
102. Breech Births I
September 25, 2002
Summary is not available.
Non-intervention
101. Non-intervention
September 24, 2002
Summary is not available.
First-time Moms
100. First-time Moms
September 23, 2002
Summary is not available.
Vacuum Delivery
99. Vacuum Delivery
September 20, 2002
Summary is not available.
Gestational Diabetes
98. Gestational Diabetes
September 19, 2002
Summary is not available.
Precreta
97. Precreta
September 18, 2002
Summary is not available.
Tetralogy of Fallot
96. Tetralogy of Fallot
September 17, 2002
Summary is not available.
Birth Hopes
95. Birth Hopes
September 16, 2002
Summary is not available.
Drug Use During Pregnancy
94. Drug Use During Pregnancy
September 12, 2002
Summary is not available.
Exercise and Pregnancy
93. Exercise and Pregnancy
September 11, 2002
Summary is not available.
Twins III
92. Twins III
January 6, 2003
Summary is not available.
Placental Abruption
91. Placental Abruption
September 10, 2002
Summary is not available.
First-time Mom with Asthma
90. First-time Mom with Asthma
September 9, 2002
Summary is not available.
Birth Center/Hospital
89. Birth Center/Hospital
September 25, 2001
Summary is not available.
Alternative Births
88. Alternative Births
September 24, 2001
Summary is not available.
Ectopic Pregnancy
87. Ectopic Pregnancy
September 20, 2001
Summary is not available.
Herpes
86. Herpes
September 19, 2001
Summary is not available.
Latest Advances in Induction
85. Latest Advances in Induction
September 18, 2001
Summary is not available.
Induction Due to Hypertension
84. Induction Due to Hypertension
September 14, 2001
Summary is not available.
Home Birth vs. Hospital Births
83. Home Birth vs. Hospital Births
September 12, 2001
Summary is not available.
Induction III
82. Induction III
June 22, 2001
Summary is not available.
Fetal Heart Rate/Brada Cardia
80. Fetal Heart Rate/Brada Cardia
June 18, 2001
Summary is not available.
Beta Strep
79. Beta Strep
June 15, 2001
Summary is not available.
First Time Moms/Multiple Times
78. First Time Moms/Multiple Times
June 14, 2001
Summary is not available.
Anesthesia
77. Anesthesia
June 11, 2001
Summary is not available.
Moms Over 40
76. Moms Over 40
June 8, 2001
Summary is not available.
Quadruplets
75. Quadruplets
December 10, 2021
Learn what doctors do to ensure healthy babies in multiple births. Explore the fundamental issues that affect these births. Journey to a hospital where doctors have one of the highest rates of healthy outcomes for multiple births.
Community Hospital
73. Community Hospital
December 10, 2021
Find out what goes on in 'community' hospitals. Explore the differences between small community hospitals and larger busier hospitals and learn what every mother should know when deciding on a community hospital.
Heart Disease
72. Heart Disease
December 10, 2021
As a young mother awaits the delivery of twins a routine exam reveals that one of the twins has died in utero. Experience the mixed emotions of these parents. Watch as doctors work to deliver the healthy twin and not compromise the mother's health.
Hypnosis and Birth
71. Hypnosis and Birth
December 10, 2021
Watch a second time Mom, who is also a nurse, try to avoid all use of pain medication during labor and delivery. She chose an unconventional but familiar method: hypnosis. Meet the doula/nurse who is her hypnotherapist and learn how it works.
Pain Management I
70. Pain Management I
December 3, 2021
Learn about the different kinds of pain management available to pregnant women including the difference between a standard epidural and a walking epidural. Meet a Nurse who usually delivers pain medications, as she receives them.
Birthing Center
69. Birthing Center
December 3, 2021
Visit a private birthing center in Philadelphia. Meet a patient and her support team and learn why some women chose to give birth outside a hospital setting.
Placenta
68. Placenta
December 3, 2021
Learn why the placenta is the organ that makes the miracle of birth possible. Watch as doctors and nurses explain what the placenta is, how it develops and its important role in providing everything from oxygen to blood to a developing baby.
Slow, Controlled Birth
67. Slow, Controlled Birth
December 3, 2021
There are no hard and fast rules when it comes to predicting how long childbirth can take. Follow one mother as she experiences a slow, uncomplicated birth, and learn that doctors characterize her labor as a textbook case of childbirth.
Uncomplicated Births
66. Uncomplicated Births
December 3, 2021
Learn how healthy living and consistent prenatal care can help mothers-to-be avoid complications during pregnancy and childbirth.
Rh Factor
65. Rh Factor
November 26, 2021
A high Rh factor, indicating high acid levels in the bloodstream and amniotic fluid, can create pregnancy complications. Meet two moms with this condition, one able to deliver healthy twins and the other in need of emergency care to save her baby.
Meconium
64. Meconium
November 26, 2021
Two extremely sick babies arrive at the neonatal intensive care unit with different conditions, but both receive everything medicine and technology have to offer to ensure their healthy recovery .
Tubal Ligation/Advanced Age
63. Tubal Ligation/Advanced Age
November 26, 2021
The mother has ultimate control over her child's birth, as proven when one mom opts for a planned c-section to avoid the emergency c-section she experienced with her first birth. Discover why she has chosen tubal ligation to prevent future pregnancies.
Emergency Birth
62. Emergency Birth
November 26, 2021
From transportation to neonatal care, hospitals provide myriad services to ensure the delivery of healthy babies. But a healthy outcome is never a guarantee. Follow one mother through the ups and downs of labor and delivery.
Ulcerative Colitis
61. Ulcerative Colitis
November 26, 2021
Follow the progress of a woman who, after losing several pregnancies to colitis, realizes her dream of having a baby. A new operation and a c-section delivery now allow women wanting children to overcome the effects of this chronic bowel condition.
Induction II
60. Induction II
November 19, 2021
Many pregnant women have their labor induced for a variety of reasons. Meet a doctor who is conducting a study to explore how inducing labor can cut health risks to both mother and baby.
Young Mothers I
59. Young Mothers I
November 19, 2021
As more older women decide to have children it becomes easy to forget that not too long ago young mothers were the norm. Meet two teenage women who give birth and challenge preconceptions about teen moms.
Taylor and Day
58. Taylor and Day
November 19, 2021
Serious complications from diabetes led to a stillborn birth for this woman's first pregnancy. Now, with good prenatal care, she is able to deliver a healthy baby despite her diabetic condition.
Multiple Pregnancies
57. Multiple Pregnancies
November 19, 2021
Even as it has become a societal norm for women to have fewer babies than in previous generations, there are still exceptions. Examine the positive and negative medical ramifications of multiple births.
Amniotic Fluid
56. Amniotic Fluid
November 19, 2021
The very substance that protects and nourishes a growing fetus can harm the baby in abnormally high quantities. Learn the medical risks posed when a mother-to-be carries too much amniotic fluid.
Previous Conditions
55. Previous Conditions
November 17, 2021
Nine months carrying a baby is taxing for even the healthiest of women. Meet a woman who has decided to give birth after a serious car accident has caused permanent damage to her spine.
Cervical Cancer
54. Cervical Cancer
November 17, 2021
Accompany an expectant mother through an emotional pregnancy made all the more tumultuous by the discovery of pre-cancerous cells in her cervix after conception. Personal will and attentive doctoring combine as she attempts to deliver a healthy baby.
VBAC II
53. VBAC II
November 17, 2021
Women often prefer vaginal delivery over c-section because they believe a vaginal birth to be a better option for mother and child. Challenge this commonly-held belief with medical evidence that calls women's birthing beliefs into question.
Fast/Slow Birth
52. Fast/Slow Birth
November 17, 2021
Endure the joys and pains of labor and delivery with one woman who elects to take advantage of all the help medicine has to offer for a quick and painless birth and with another woman who chooses to let nature take its own course.
Maternal Strep Infection
51. Maternal Strep Infection
November 17, 2021
Many women encounter viral or bacterial infections while they are pregnant. How to treat them and what it may mean for the health of the baby are two of the topics discussed.
Forceps
50. Forceps
October 29, 2021
Explore the role of nurse midwives and how they interact with staff doctors if a problem occurs during delivery. Discover what can go wrong and how even the most serious complications can be handled by a doctor on standby.
Placenta Previa
49. Placenta Previa
October 29, 2021
At the Denver airport while enroute to her home in Tennesse, a pregnant woman starts bleeding uncontrollably. Her condition, known as placenta abruption, causes uncontrolled bleeding and can have serious consequences for the health of the mother and baby.
Miracle Baby
48. Miracle Baby
October 29, 2021
Meet a woman who, despite many attempts, could not carry and deliver a healthy full-term baby, until a medical procedure was performed to strengthen her cervix. Find out what lengths some women will go to carry and deliver their own baby.
Pre-Term Labor
47. Pre-Term Labor
October 29, 2021
Pre-term labor is a common condition that many women experience in the final stages of pregnancy. Find out what it is, how different women cope with it, and what it means for the birth of a baby.
Night in Labor and Delivery
46. Night in Labor and Delivery
October 29, 2021
A look at the labor and delivery floor of the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. While it may seem chaotic and out of control to an outside viewer, the unique medical needs of women giving birth is simply part of the job for the medical pros on staff.
GBS Infections
45. GBS Infections
October 29, 2021
A high percentage of healthy people carry the Strep B virus without ever developing an illness. In pregnancy, this virus can have serious consequences for both mother and baby, and prenatal testing and monitoring is necessary for a healthy birth.
Genetic Heart Ailment
44. Genetic Heart Ailment
October 29, 2021
Doctors never know whether certain types of genetic heart ailments will pass along to a baby until after the delivery. Watch as a woman delivers her second child not knowing if, like her first baby, she will pass her heart condition along to the newborn.
Hemophiliac
43. Hemophiliac
October 29, 2021
Hemophilia, a hereditary condition preventing a person's blood from clotting quickly enough, can have serious repercussions for pregnant women. Watch as one woman with the condition undergoes a C-section and delivers a healthy baby with few complications.
Overdue Babies
42. Overdue Babies
October 29, 2021
The risks of pre-mature delivery are well known but what are the risks of overdue babies? Not only can a long pregnancy be a physical challenge for a woman but it can also have negative health affects on the baby.
Morning Sickness
41. Morning Sickness
October 29, 2021
Like many issues surrounding birth, there's a lot of misunderstanding and myth about morning sickness. For some women the condition is defined best by its name; affecting them only in the A.M. Meet a woman whose condition lasted her whole pregnancy.
Prior Miscarriages
40. Prior Miscarriages
October 22, 2021
Meet a woman who not only had multiple prior miscarriages, but who is also dealing with the death of the baby's father in a tragic car accident. Watch the successful delivery of a healthy baby by a woman with a poor medical history of carrying full term.
Weight and Pregnancy
39. Weight and Pregnancy
October 22, 2021
In the weight-obsessed culture of America, how many women consider its impact on labor and delivery? Meet two Moms, one obese the other underweight, and consider what, if any, affect their weight will have on labor and the delivery of a healthy baby.
Diabetes
38. Diabetes
October 22, 2021
Diabetics can and do have healthy babies. Meet two women about to give birth who have two different types of diabetes. Find out about each type of diabetes; how it affects the Mom and the chances of it affecting the health of the baby.
Breech Twins
37. Breech Twins
October 22, 2021
An amazing story on how a woman's attitude can impact birth. Despite the complications of breech twins this Mom is determined to deliver her babies vaginally and not opt for a C-section. Her positive attitude helps her and her doctors fulfill her wishes.
Kidney Ailments
36. Kidney Ailments
October 22, 2021
A woman delivers a healthy baby after a full-term pregnancy despite having a kidney ailment. Topics discussed include how a mother's health can affect labor and delivery and the importance of good pre-natal care.
Ten-Year Hiatus
35. Ten-Year Hiatus
October 22, 2021
It's been ten years since the birth of Cynthia and Miguel Ruiz's first child together. Their blended family also includes one child each by previous partners, and with Cynthia at 37 weeks, soon they will add a baby girl to the group.
Unexpected Outcomes
34. Unexpected Outcomes
October 22, 2021
Dottie Hill and husband Rick hope to add one more child to their family. Dottie gives birth to a baby boy although doctors have some concerns upon examining baby Stuart. The family must summon all their faith when they learn the baby has Down Syndrome.
Hydrocephalus
33. Hydrocephalus
October 22, 2021
Meggan and Rob find out their first baby will be born with hydrocephalus, commonly known as water on the brain. After the baby is born, a shunt is inserted into her brain and three weeks later, she is well enough to be released from the hospital.
C-Sections
32. C-Sections
October 22, 2021
Over the last decade the rate of c-section births has risen dramatically. Examine two c-section births and learn about how c-sections are performed as well as the risks involved.
Epidurals
31. Epidurals
October 22, 2021
More and more women want the shortest possible labor with the least amount of pain. The most popular pain relief is the epidural. Discover how epidurals work, how they are administered and how they impact a woman's labor experience.
Older Mothers' Miracle Births
30. Older Mothers' Miracle Births
October 8, 2021
Two first-time mothers with past pregnancy problems struggle with complications associated with being over the age of 40. In the end, healthy babies are born to each mother and they are relieved and grateful for their little miracles.
Preclampsia/Fibriod Tumors
29. Preclampsia/Fibriod Tumors
October 8, 2021
Two first-time mothers from different backgrounds and geographical locations are diagnosed with preeclampsia, a condition of elevated blood pressure associated with pregnancy. Although they share this condition, they have two very different experiences.
Pulmonary Atresia
28. Pulmonary Atresia
October 8, 2021
Newborn baby Ryder has a rare heart lesion and must have an operation. The operation fails to restore blood flow to the lungs, so the newborn must be rushed into follow-up surgery. The tiny baby boy proves to be a fighter and his health is improving.
Moms in Pre-term Labor
27. Moms in Pre-term Labor
October 8, 2021
Two women in pre-term labor are flown in for specialized care at University of New Mexico Hospital. Carrying twins, Ivonne is given magnesium sulfate to stop labor. Kathy's water has broken, so she must deliver her two-pound daughter via c-section.
250 Years of Birthing
26. 250 Years of Birthing
October 8, 2021
Visit Pennsylvania Hospital, the first in the nation, for a historical review of labor and delivery. Compare a first-time mom's modern-day delivery with those in centuries past, including the evolution of the epidural and the father's role in delivery.
Uterine Prolapse/Meconium
25. Uterine Prolapse/Meconium
October 8, 2021
Third babies prove to be the trickiest deliveries for these two moms. When Karla's water breaks, her fluid is stained greenish-brown with meconium. Due to a uterine prolapse during a previous delivery, Mende must deliver number three via c-section.
Pulmonary Hypertension
24. Pulmonary Hypertension
October 8, 2021
Pulmonary hypertension has doctors monitoring Denise's labor very closely. The pain stresses her heart, but an epidural is incompatible with her heart medication. Delivery progresses smoothly, but her newborn must go to the NICU with mild pneumonia.
Stress During Pregnancy
23. Stress During Pregnancy
October 8, 2021
An expecting mom deals with stress after her husband is in a serious car accident. Stress has been linked to low birth weight and birth defects. Another mom worries about her ability to carry her baby to term. Both moms deliver healthy babies.
Chorioamnionitis
22. Chorioamnionitis
October 8, 2021
A mom has a high fever and painful contractions. She has a serious infection of the placenta and amniotic fluid known as chorioamnionitis. She needs an emergency c-section to save her baby. A Spanish-speaking mother is helped through premature labor.
Uterine Surgery and a Birth
21. Uterine Surgery and a Birth
October 8, 2021
Six weeks pregnant, Morshica's abdomen grew to the size of a full term pregnancy in a matter of days. Doctors perform surgery to remove a huge fibroid growing on the outside of her uterus. She makes it to term. See the complicated surgical delivery.
Second C-Sections
19. Second C-Sections
August 5, 2021
Complications arise when a C-section, already considered major surgery, must be performed on a Chinese woman with no medical records. Doctors must take extra precautions to insure a healthy outcome for both mother and child.
Dad's Role in Birth
18. Dad's Role in Birth
August 5, 2021
Doctors and other medical staff are urging fathers to take a more active role in the whole birth experience. Learn about research that shows that fathers can have a calming impact on the mother and baby.
Birth Center II
17. Birth Center II
August 5, 2021
Get a behind-the-scenes look at a birthing center with a family who chose to deliver in this unique environment. Learn how birthing moved from home to hospital as medical advances ensured safer births, and see what may have been lost in that transition.
VBAC
16. VBAC
August 5, 2021
Once a woman gives birth by C-section, her chances of ever delivering a baby vaginally decrease. But just how much of a decrease, and why? Learn about the issues involved in determining whether a woman can give birth vaginally after having a C-section.
Twins Again
15. Twins Again
July 29, 2021
A mother has her second set of twins, back to back. Although rare in the US, this woman's family has at least one ancestor with the same occurrence. Find out how genetics plays into the chances of having twins.
Slowing Down Pre-Labor
14. Slowing Down Pre-Labor
July 29, 2021
Learn about pre-term labor and see a patient expecting twins who need as much time as possible to develop properly inside the mother. Learn how doctors use various drugs to slow down the labor and speed up the baby's development.
Midwives and Doulas
13. Midwives and Doulas
July 29, 2021
In hospitals across the US, doulas and midwives enjoy an increase in demand for their services from mothers during labor and delivery.
Twins
12. Twins
July 29, 2021
Find out why incidents of multiple births, especially among older woman, continue to rise in the US. Learn the complications associated with delivering twins, and meet two expectant moms, both delivering twins.
Pain Medications
11. Pain Medications
July 29, 2021
Learn how women make decisions on treatment to control pain during labor and delivery. From breathing techniques and visualization to a body-numbing epidural, follow four women who use four different ways to control birth pain.
NICU
10. NICU
July 22, 2021
Explore two of the most-advanced neonatal intensive care units in the US and follow the stories of three babies who make temporary stops in these units before setting off to join their families at home.
Fathers
9. Fathers
October 24, 2000
Fathers go through a range of emotions during labor and delivery. From the squeamish dad to the totally supportive partner, he's there with the mom from beginning to end.
20 Years of Birthing
8. 20 Years of Birthing
July 22, 2021
Visit one hospital to explore how the birthing process has changed dramatically in the last 20 years. A diary of recollections written by mothers who have come through this bustling labor and delivery unit reflects changing times and techniques.
Lung White Out
7. Lung White Out
July 22, 2021
A genetic condition called lung white out affects a very small percentage of babies. Explore the problems and outcomes associated with this condition.
Induction
6. Induction
July 22, 2021
Birthing is an individual experience at St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital. Mothers-to-be choose from a birthing center staffed with nurses and midwives and a more technological approach with the full medical intervention of induction and pain-relief drugs.
Unhealthy Mothers
5. Unhealthy Mothers
August 31, 2000
If mothers-to-be are healthy during pregnancy they are more likely to have healthy babies. Doctors reveal the proof that when women stay healthy while they're pregnant, they can give the best gift possible to their anticipated newborn baby.
Natural Childbirth
4. Natural Childbirth
August 2, 2000
More women are opting for "medically unassisted" childbirth done inside the confines of a medical facility. Certified nurse midwives play an important role in this kind of birth, combining old, natural methods with modern technology.
Sickle Cell
3. Sickle Cell
July 7, 2000
Sickle cell anemia is a life-long chronic and painful medical condition affecting a large percentage of the African-American community in the United States. Doctors at Emory University in Atlanta discuss its effect on pregnant women.
Advanced Maternal Age
2. Advanced Maternal Age
July 4, 2000
It may surprise many women, but doctors consider any pregnancy after age 35 to be at higher risk for some complications, but these two women -- one a cancer survivor -- in the medical category known as "advanced maternal age" deliver healthy babies.
Short Cervix
1. Short Cervix
July 3, 2000
For some women, a condition known as "short cervix" means they can never carry a baby full term, but a procedure known as a "cervical cerclage" can make a difference for many expecting mothers.
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