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NEW YORK — From morning sickness to odd cravings, cultural beliefs about pregnancy influence women's expectations regarding what it’s like to be pregnant, a new study finds.

The pervasiveness of pop culture views of pregnancy may also have implications for how society views pregnant women, Bessett said.