Contemporary OB-GYN, Digital Edition, April 2012

A study found variations in discussions about breast density based on race and ethnicity, leading researchers to urge enhanced cultural competency and shared decision-making to bridge critical gaps in breast density conversations.

A recent investigation, drawing on extensive Danish registries, uncovers an association between preeclampsia and heightened risks of venous thromboembolism during pregnancy.

A recent study in JAMA Network Open reveals a concerning association between energy drink consumption before pregnancy and heightened risk of gestational hypertension.

Find out more about the potential of RNA biotypes in predicting preeclampsia risk, as a recent study unveils accurate models with 93% to 99% specificity, paving the way for enhanced pregnancy complication prevention and fetal well-being.