Interpregnancy Weight Gain Increases Risk for Infant Death
Excess maternal weight gain between pregnancies is a significant risk factor for stillbirth and infant mortality, according to a new study. Medscape Medical News …read more
Interpregnancy Weight Gain Increases Risk for Infant Death
Excess maternal weight gain between pregnancies is a significant risk factor for stillbirth and infant mortality, according to a new study. Medscape Medical News …read more
Should childbirth injuries be taken more seriously?
Musculoskeletal injuries sustained in childbirth do not always heal with Kegel exercises; they may need an MRI scan and further treatment. …read more
Should childbirth injuries be taken more seriously?
Musculoskeletal injuries sustained in childbirth do not always heal with Kegel exercises; they may need an MRI scan and further treatment. …read more
Poor pregnancy outcomes seen in teens with type 2 diabetes
VANCOUVER, B.C. – Despite agreeing to use birth control and receiving frequent counseling about pregnancy avoidance, a sizable share of teens with type 2 diabetes mellitus become pregnant, and these… …read more
Poor pregnancy outcomes seen in teens with type 2 diabetes
VANCOUVER, B.C. – Despite agreeing to use birth control and receiving frequent counseling about pregnancy avoidance, a sizable share of teens with type 2 diabetes mellitus become pregnant, and these… …read more
Shared genetics in humans and roundworms shed light on infertility, Rutgers study finds
Discovery could lead to more effective treatments and better contraceptives. …read more
Shared genetics in humans and roundworms shed light on infertility, Rutgers study finds
Discovery could lead to more effective treatments and better contraceptives. …read more
Steroid use down, biologic use rising in pregnancies of women with rheumatic disease
Steroids and hydroxychloroquine remain the most widely prescribed treatment options for pregnant women with rheumatologic diseases, according to a study looking at prescribing patterns in a cohort of… …read more
Steroid use down, biologic use rising in pregnancies of women with rheumatic disease
Steroids and hydroxychloroquine remain the most widely prescribed treatment options for pregnant women with rheumatologic diseases, according to a study looking at prescribing patterns in a cohort of… …read more