Between 18 and 22 weeks, you'll get a detailed anatomy scan, called a level 2 ultrasound. Though sometimes called "gender ultrasounds," anatomy scans aren't solely to determine your baby's sex.

Naya "J'chelle" Perry told Newsweek that her ultrasound never gave any indication her son would be born with so much hair.

And most people believe that if there are any risks of ultrasound ... you look at the size of the baby to make sure the growth is normal, and at around 20 weeks, around 18-20 weeks, you can ...

A bioengineer highlights the potential of low-intensity ultrasound for multiple uses, from enhanced drug delivery to the ...