
State policies targeting drug and alcohol use during pregnancy have increased in number and have become more punitive, but findings show that these policies may not encourage women to seek the needed care.

State policies targeting drug and alcohol use during pregnancy have increased in number and have become more punitive, but findings show that these policies may not encourage women to seek the needed care.


Metadata from an EHR form an audit trail of activity, which can make or break a malpractice case.

There are several concrete steps clinicians can take to lessen the likelihood of vaginal birth complications, whether stemming from shoulder dystocia, a second twin or vaginal breech.

Proposed changes to the regulations threaten the preventive health care benefits for women and families that the program was originally created to provide.

Contemporary OB/GYN readers react to some of our articles and share their perspective on issues facing the industry.