Taking a home pregnancy test can help you get the big answer you’re waiting for. Here are our picks of the best pregnancy tests on the market today and why.

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.

Buying and using a pregnancy test for the first time can be confusing with so many choices available.

While it might be possible for a pregnancy test to detect testicular cancer, there are important drawbacks to know. Learn more about why some people are using pregnancy tests to detect testicular ...

If you've missed your period, a negative pregnancy test result can be confusing. Whether you're using contraception or actively trying to conceive, you might be wondering, "Is it possible to get a ...

Using an ovulation test to detect pregnancy can lead to misleading results. For example, a false positive on an ovulation test might give you hope of being pregnant when you're not, or a negative ...

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.

There are a ton of pregnancy test apps on the market, but are any worth downloading to help decipher your test results? Here's what OB-GYNs want you to know: ...

A video urges men to screen themselves for testicular cancer with home pregnancy tests. The over-the-counter method isn't a reliable tool doctors say.