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A recent study highlights how a lack of reliable transportation significantly reduces influenza vaccination rates among pregnant individuals, underscoring the need for improved prenatal care access.

A study presented at the Infectious Disease Society for Obstetrics and Gynecology 2024 Annual Meeting highlights the importance of affordability and convenience in boosting STI test uptake among adolescents and young adults.

A study discussed by Tabby Khan, MD. MPH, reveals low rates of low-dose aspirin use among high-risk preeclampsia patients, highlighting the need for increased clinician awareness and better insurance coverage to improve maternal and infant health outcomes.

A recent study found higher levels of moral distress among clinicians practicing in states with strict abortion restrictions following the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision.

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A recent study found that women with preeclampsia during pregnancy face a higher risk of developing vascular dementia, but additional data was needed for other forms of dementia.

Despite guidelines, a study reveals a significant gap in the prescription of low-dose aspirin to pregnant women at high risk of preeclampsia, highlighting an urgent need for improved adherence and monitoring.

Bayer has submitted a New Drug Application for elinzanetant, following positive results from the OASIS studies, showing significant safety and efficacy in treating moderate-to-severe vasomotor symptoms in menopausal women.

A study found that both synthetic and nonsynthetic slings show similar success rates for treating stress urinary incontinence in women, with synthetic slings demonstrating improved operative outcomes and reduced complications.

Virtual Incision Corporation has announced the successful performance of the first benign hysterectomy using their miniaturized robotic-assisted surgery device, MIRA, in a clinical trial assessing its safety and efficacy.

A recent study reveals a direct association between higher maternal body mass index and the risk of sudden unexpected infant death, underscoring the need for further research into the causal mechanisms.

A recent study reveals that children born to mothers with hypertensive disorders during pregnancy are significantly more likely to develop strabismus.

A recent study highlights the improved outcomes yet elevated risks associated with gestational carrier pregnancies compared to general pregnancies.

Kristyn Brandi, MD, MPH, FACOG, discusses the Supreme Court's decision to maintain mifepristone availability and its potential impact on future women's health cases.

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Higher prenatal exposure to PM2.5 pollution is associated with reduced lung volume and airflow limitation in children, highlighting the critical impact of air pollution on in utero lung development.

A recent study reveals that while children exposed to maternal substance use face higher hospital costs up to age 20 years, out-of-home care significantly mitigates this financial burden.

Femlyv, containing norethindrone acetate and ethinyl estradiol, offers a new oral contraceptive option for individuals with swallowing difficulties, expanding access and convenience.

A CDC investigation is underway after a Listeria outbreak, connected to meats sliced at delis, resulted in multiple hospitalizations and fatalities, urging high-risk groups to take precautions.

Reunion Neuroscience Inc. initiates phase 2 trial of RE104, a novel short-duration psychedelic treatment for postpartum depression, aiming to provide rapid and effective relief for affected mothers.

A recent study found that women undergoing uterine artery embolization during their first delivery face significantly higher risks of adverse prenatal outcomes in subsequent pregnancies.

A recent study reveals that unexpected red blood cell antibodies are present in 1.85% of pregnant women, highlighting the need for potential interventions to manage fetal anemia.

A recent study found that implementing postpartum transition support significantly boosts primary care engagement and reduces readmissions for chronic conditions.

A recent review emphasizes the importance of personalized contraceptive counseling during pregnancy, considering individual preferences, medical conditions, and breastfeeding status.

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Incorporating maternal and neonatal tetanus elimination strategies into national immunization activities is crucial for sustaining elimination and reducing neonatal mortality worldwide, as highlighted by the latest CDC report.

The PreTRM test, a blood-based biomarker test for predicting preterm birth risk, has demonstrated significant efficacy in lowering severe neonatal morbidity and mortality, as reported by Sera Prognostics Inc.

In a recent study, the risks of autism and associated traits were reduced by adherence to a healthy prenatal diet, with plant-based diets showing the greatest effects.