I felt I'd done quite a bit for the film. It was like how a woman must feel all through her pregnancy and the birth. The fear, the pain, the excitement, the confusion, all of it was there.

- Sunny Deol






Pregnancy News From MSNBC

  • More pregnant women getting scans
    posted on 11/27/07




  • Want to lose baby weight? Get some sleep
    posted on 11/19/07
    Researchers presented a conundrum to new mothers on Monday, saying that women who want to lose the extra weight gained in pregnancy should try to get more sleep.

  • 33-pound tumor removed from woman
    posted on 11/15/07
    Chinese doctors operating on a woman with abdominal pain expected to find an inflamed appendix but discovered a football-sized tumor instead, a Beijing daily reported.

  • A few drinks during pregnancy OK?
    posted on 11/14/07
    Pregnant women who occasionally overindulge in a night of drinking may not be harming their fetuses but more evidence is needed, researchers said.

  • Mommyhood by the numbers
    posted on 11/12/07
    A new mathematical model could help women decide the optimal time in their lives to have kids.

  • Pill linked to cervical cancer
    posted on 11/09/07
    Women taking the birth control pill have a slightly higher risk of cervical cancer, but that risk disappears a decade after they stop taking it, scientists say.

  • Marathon mom's win sparks debate
    posted on 11/08/07
    Great Britain's Paula Radcliffe ceclebrates with her daughter Isla after winning the women's division in the New York City Marathon in New York, Sunday, Nov. 4, 2007. It was Radcliffe's first race since giving birth to her daughter in January 2007</div> </li><br/> <li class= Women die after Nicaragua's ban on abortions
    posted on 11/06/07
    Gioconda Reyes, left ,and Alicia Perez, relatives of Olga Reyes, show photographs of Mrs. Reyes during an interview with The Associated Press in Nagarote, west of Managua, Nicaragua, Wednesday, Oct. 24, 2007. Reyes, a 22-year-old law student whose fetus develo</div> </li><br/> <li class= HPV vaccine may protect older women, too
    posted on 11/05/07
    Gardasil, Mercks vaccine for preventing cervical cancer in girls and women aged 9 to 26, may offer protection for women up to age 45, the company said on Sunday.

  • Don't blame nursing for saggy breasts
    posted on 11/02/07
    Breast-feeding wont make a new moms breasts sag, but smoking and having more babies might, a new study indicates.

  • Hysterectomy raises incontinence surgery risk
    posted on 10/26/07
    Women who have undergone hysterectomy, or removal of the womb, are at higher risk of urinary incontinence that needs to be corrected by surgery later on, a 30-year Swedish study has found.

  • Many women treat yeast infections that arent
    posted on 09/19/07
    Only one in every four women who seeks treatment for persistent yeast infections actually has one, a new study suggests.

  • Chinese herbs can relieve PMS pain
    posted on 10/17/07
    A study involving nearly 3,500 women in several countries suggests that Chinese herbs might be more effective in relieving menstrual cramps than drugs, acupuncture or heat compression.

  • States failing in area of womens health
    posted on 10/17/07
    Most U.S. states have made little progress toward improving womens health and many have fallen behind as rates of obesity and diabetes continue to climb, a new 50-state report released on Wednesday showed.

  • Abortion rates same whether legal or not
    posted on 10/18/07
    Women are just as likely to get an abortion in countries where it is legal as where it is outlawed, according to research published Friday.

  • Catholic hospitals in Conn. to allow Plan B
    posted on 09/27/07
    Roman Catholic bishops have agreed to let hospital personnel give emergency contraception to all rape victims, reversing their decision days before a new state law requires it.

  • STD shot may prevent more strains of virus
    posted on 10/23/07
    New data shows a vaccine against the virus that causes cervical cancer partially blocks infection by 10 strains of the virus on top of the four types the vaccine targets.