Fetal hemoglobin is a type of protein found in a baby’s blood before birth that carries oxygen from the mother’s bloodstream to the fetus.

Here's what you may want to consider before conceiving again after HDFN, including risks and pregnancy resources.

Anti-Fya antibodies can cause severe HDFN, underscoring the need for broader prenatal screening, authors of a recent study ...

An expert panel was convened to arrive at a consensus regarding various aspects of HDFN testing and management.

Learn more about the role of a perinatal pathologist, a professional who examines an infant via autopsy after death.

An RhD-negative mother with alloimmunization and an uncommon Rh genotype delivered a healthy child with no evidence of HDFN.

The frequency of pregnancies affected by anti-D and anti-D antibodies appear to have fallen relative to historical estimates.