As technology advances, so do advancements in women’s healthcare. For example, the transition from the use of X-ray machines before 1969 to the introduction of digital mammography in 2000 highlights significant progress in diagnostic tools.

If you are pregnant, you will need to get at least two ultrasounds (also known as sonograms) to check your baby’s growth and health. This procedure works by pulsing sound waves through your body and producing images of your little one. If you’ve ever had questions about pregnancy ultrasounds, our FAQ can help!