
A patient in Texas was thrown out of her ObGyn/Pediatrician's office for breastfeeding. And we want to know what you think about it.
A patient in Texas was thrown out of her ObGyn/Pediatrician's office for breastfeeding. And we want to know what you think about it.
Okay, so the last choice isn't really an option, but you get the picture when it comes to the variety of ultrasound imaging.
Folklore or fact? Getting pregnant soon after stopping contraceptives results in a higher chance of having a baby boy. New research answers this question once and for all.
Morbidity measures used to evaluate obstetric quality care at hospitals don't sufficiently identify areas of care that actually need improvement.
Challenge your anatomy knowledge; what body part is this 3-D image showing?
An intensive in-home program aimed at pregnant teens at risk for drug use and depression, specifically American Indian teens, proves successful.
Women who consume fried foods more than 7 times a week pre-pregnancy are more likely to have gestational diabetes when they become pregnant.
Don't overpromise when it comes to elective egg freezing. It doesn't protect against infertility nor does it guarantee a future pregnancy.
Challenge your diagnostic skills with these images from a young woman with right pelvic pain and a history of amenorrhea.
Despite the prevalence of the procedure, there is no proven best way to prevent surgical site infections related to cesarean sections.
How's this for wishful thinking to explain an extremely active fetus?
A new analysis contradicts previous findings that giving an epidural too early can prolong labor and up C-section rates.
Not enough medicine or not enough ethics? Paul Burcher, MD, PhD, shares his thoughts on finding the balance for good medical ethical decision making.
Challenge your diagnostic skills with these images of a third trimester pregnancy. Can you identify the "incidental" findings?
As if a new baby wasn't exciting enough...
People like free stuff, especially teenagers. And if you give them free birth control, particularly LARC, they tend to use it.
New data highlights the importance of 3 key behaviors of all women of reproductive age for preventing gestational diabetes.
When a jury sees a big corporation in the defendant’s chair, it can have an effect, although it is never a jury’s job to “punish” a corporation.
An expert commentary on ACOG Practice Bulletin No. 130: Premature Rupture of Membranes.
Challenge your diagnostic skills with these images of a pelvic mass.
Severe influenza in pregnancy is a hyperinflammatory disease and not a state of immunodeficiency as previously thought.
For some women, maternity leave is just too costly. Do you think paid leave programs would keep your pregnant and postpartum patients healthier?
A new lifelike birth simulator with all the bells and whistles needed to mimic various L&D scenarios may have just raised the bar for competency trainers.
New research has identified a select group of patients who may benefit from vaginal progesterone to reduce the risk of preterm birth.