It turns out, there is a correct way to take a pregnancy test. From the best time to do it to the potential of a false negative — here's what you should know before taking a pregnancy test.

These homemade pregnancy tests that works are quick in detecting the presence of a hormone called human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG). Below are ways you can make your own pregnancy test at home.

It was once a test conducted by doctors, requiring an appointment for an office visit. So in the mid-1970s, with the invention of the home pregnancy test, a woman’s path to finding out if she ...

Here's what that means In Florida, pregnant people have 6 weeks to make life-changing decision. Why deadline matters How accurate are home pregnancy tests and how soon can you take them?

In some cases, what looks like a positive pregnancy test result may actually be an evaporation line, also called an evap line. Here's how to tell the difference.

What time of day is best for a pregnancy test? If you’re going the home pregnancy test route, it’s best to take a test when you wake up, Dr. Streicher says.

When to take a pregnancy test after an IUI depends on your clinic's advice and the medications you're taking. But we'll give you the general guidelines.